11 Nov 1987
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1987
Page
1
Washington reports that the federal tax burden on middle income families has stayed steady while the poor pay more and the rich pay less. The Congressional Budget Office released a study indicating after inflation most families earned less than in 1977. The poorest ten percent are seen contributing about 20 percent in taxes.
Work War II veteran Marius Magnarelli leads a downtown Veterans Day parade amid expectations of few spectators. Vietnam veteran Charles Pappy Fatchin, director of the county Veterans Service Agency, notes ongoing efforts to honor forgotten servicemen unaccounted for in Southeast Asia. A downtown ceremony at the Soldiers and Sailors Monument follows the parade as organizers lament low public participation.
Allerton, 67, a longtime underdog and former secretary to Mayor Percy Patrick, won the Fulton mayoral race after backing from Democratic supporters. A housewife and mother of four, she edged past Ronald Woodward’s re-election bid to become central New York’s lone woman mayor. Observers cite her patience and empathy as key strengths amid inexperience.
The White House says a Kennedy Supreme Court nomination is imminent with Judge Anthony M Kennedy the leading candidate. FBI background checks finished with no significant problems found, while officials review the process and press office remains open.
Public health officials report a nationwide 34.4 percent rise in syphilis through Oct 24, with major cities like New York City Los Angeles and south Florida showing sharp increases while gonorrhea declines. Experts cite safer sex awareness testing and shifting demographics as possible factors.
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