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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1990
Page
2
Madonna launches the Blond Ambition world tour and promotes a new album and movie in a Herald-Journal report. The article highlights tour dates, venues, and accompanying media hype surrounding the artist’s latest projects.
Charles Hollom, a San Francisco cab driver and stunt man known for roles in Bullitt and The Blues Brothers, is sued for personal injury by Odie McClure, an eight-year prisoner serving time for robbery. McClure seeks 5 million from Hollom and Luxor Gab Co alleging excessive force after Hollom pinned him to a wall.
The user asks who plays Raphael in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and which college the actor attended. This prompts a factual answer about the actor and their educational background.
Advocates for the retarded urge that all 7,000 residents in state developmental centers should move into community homes. Right-wing white leaders warn of a holy war in South Africa as followers reveal military training.
Weather summary notes rain today and through mid week with warmer weekend. Tornadoes reported in northwestern Louisiana, roof damage near Shreveport and a second touchdown near Florien. Coastal and Great Lakes observations show varied winds and seas. temperatures range with record highs and lows noted for the month.
Violeta Chamorro, born on unspecified date, defeated Daniel Ortega and took office barely 19 days earlier. About 30 000 government workers staged a sustained sit in Friday, demanding 200 percent raises and halting state operations. Chamorro called the strike illegal and warned of mass firings if workers do not return by Monday. She cited fears of economic sabotage and blamed Sandinistas for leaving Nicaragua ruinous resources and inflation pressures.
Kansas City businessman Leon Karosen died at 73 after helping bring professional basketball to the city in 1973. Obituaries note his role in local sports development and business leadership. Local obituaries page C6.
The president urged Panamanians and their defense forces to overthrow military leader General Manuel Noriega. The remarks followed a period of heavy U.S. involvement and heightened security concerns in Panama.
Herald Journal corrects two items: Salvation Army luncheon tickets priced at 35 dollars with entertainer Pat Boone for June 15, and Jo Ann Fredericks, Syracuse Personnel Administrator, lives in the city not the suburbs, correcting a directory error.
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