02 Nov 1987
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1987
Page
1
In a race to fill county executive and other offices voters face decisions on county legislature Syracuse Common Council prosecutions schooling taxes and court leadership. Polls open 6 am to 5 pm with 179 local offices at stake and guidance on polling places available.
A 3-year-old girl from Madisonville Kentucky awakened from a nearly 15 hour experimental surgery at Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh and began moving her limbs. Dr Marc Rowe called the prognosis uncertain as doctors navigate uncharted ground following the five organ transplant.
The Associated Press notes Deng Xiaoping’s sway grows as aging conservatives and protégés exit the party, with a new Central Committee announced. Deng will likely semi-retire from active leadership while backing Zhao Ziyang and guiding from behind the scenes, threatening foes with limited opposition.
National security adviser Frank C Carlucci said the U S Soviet INF treaty is "98 percent" ready and should win Senate approval though warned rivals could block it with amendments on Afghanistan. He said the pact is well crafted with inclusive verification and that the Senate will be pleased. Senate leaders warned of a rough ratification path amid Republican opposition.
Firm chance of showers tonight then mild with partly cloudy skies Tuesday. Highs expected in the 65 to 70 range. Details show a 42 percent probability of precipitation.
Justice Department data indicate a major drop in violent crime rates since 1990, with a notable decline from 1987 and 1985 levels. The trend suggests crime rates are lower than in 1973, though precise figures are unclear due to OCR errors.
AP reports probes into potential conflicts of interest involving Justice Ginsburg amid his prior cable holdings. Officials say he did not discuss the matter with superiors before a cable case, while others urge ethics guidance and further review by the Judiciary Committee.
Overseas markets showed mixed results as Tokyo gains slightly on easing dollar strength while Hong Kong and London posted declines. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose about 11 percent over four sessions to finish near 1,993.53 as Wall Street eyed recovery and clerks threatened to strike after contract expiry. The Nikkei closed at 23,358.60 amid light trading, while the dollar weakened to around 137.58 yen after heavy central bank action.
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