27 May 1992
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1992
Page
1
Style writers note biceps are celebrated as a beauty asset in current campaigns. Models display defined arms in the season’s fitness influenced advertising, signaling a shift toward athletic aesthetics in mainstream fashion messaging.
Eighth grader Adam Ferguson, from School, earned a spot among 226 finalists in the 65th Scripps Howard Spelling Bee in Washington DC. His parents say they’ve kept him calm with sightseeing and light studying as he faces words like anupyrelic fibrranne and sesquipedalian in the national contest where first prize is 85000 and a trophy.
Incumbent woes deepen amid a congressional check-hiking scandal while Bush and Clinton sweep in Arkansas Kentucky and Idaho. Rep Bill Alexander loses to Blanche Lambert in Arkansas Democratic primary as nine House members fall this year.
Rain and chill Tuesday failed to deter 60 golfers at Crumlins Most golf course as they chased net welts. Dan Gaulin shot 69 to lead the field in the Herald Amateur, with strong scoring amid the damp, cool conditions.
A Dallas Morning News report describes aides for Bill Clinton Bush and Perot building secret opposition research systems. They probe backgrounds to uncover facts dramatic and mundane and store findings for use by candidates surrogates or campaigns.
Burnet Park Zoo will ship two 2-foot alligators abandoned this spring to Florida on Thursday. Reptile curator Ken Reiminger criticizes the move as unnecessary and harmful, noting the animals were found near Otsco Lake and Onondaga Bil and will be released into the wild by the Florida Fish and Game Commission in Tallahassee.
Hundreds call Warner Bros studios Tuesday to offer boys for the starring role in the film about the toy who causes neighborhood chaos. Filming starts this summer as producers seek a male child to play Dennis with a playful, if mischievous, demeanor.
The piece notes both parties plan to avoid 1988 style slash and burn tactics while stressing real answers amid recession and voter dissatisfaction. Clinton aides push for aggressive responses to attacks, while opponents insist scrutiny of records suffices, with debate over perceived data driven attack teams.
President Bush plans an order banning foreign ships that do business with Haiti from U S ports in a bid to tighten the embargo. The move follows OAS calls and criticism over returning Haitian refugees without asylum hearings. European trade with Haiti continues despite appeals.
Taxpayers line up at town halls to plead grieved property assessments across Onondaga County. Patrick Anthony of Cicero notes a 10 percent home value increase as boards of assessment review hear pleas but most results delayed a month.
A study of 70 urban black teenagers in Philadelphia shows they reject mainstream black culture and white culture, preferring hip hop peers. Researchers say messages must speak to teen concerns and peer group dynamics to be effective.
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