12 Nov 1992
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1992
Page
1
The Carrier Dome hosts Bruce Springsteen on Friday with fans hoping for clear loud sound. The sound crew will determine if the Boss comes through at optimal volume and clarity.
An investigation reveals police brutality allegations in Rochester, leading to a plan for a new civilian review board. The old panel, including two officers, is deemed ineffective, while Syracuse debates its own civilian oversight amid public calls for transparency and accountability.
Dorothy Van Der Bogart’s 70 foot, 70 year old Norway spruce in Syracuse Valley will become the city’s Christmas tree. Parks officials select tall, sturdy evergreens. the tree will stand in Clinton Square starting this season after staff assess its height limb integrity and transportability.
A brief survey notes famine in Somalia, ethnic strife in Yugoslavia, upheaval in the former Soviet Union, and separatist leanings in Quebec, reflecting a period of widespread instability and shifting alliances worldwide.
A San Antonio jury ordered Zsa Zsa Gabor to pay 3 million for breaking an 11 000 contract to appear at fantasy week. Judge Lucius Bunton criticized her for not attending trial or having counsel, and urged collection of every nickel.
California official Liz Henry sees her lead shrink to one vote after absentee ballots are tallied. Final count: Henry 3,938 to Heather Drum 3,937. Henry quips she voted for herself.
Russian president says the Soviet Union jailed and summarily executed U S prisoners on trumped up espionage charges after world war two and Renounced citizenship in the 1950s. A Senate hearing on missing U S POWs discussed Volkogonov assurances and skepticism from researchers about Korean and Vietnam era cases.
The Herald Journal invited 41 readers to balance the federal budget by cutting 40 billion while staying electable. Most readers would be booted from office, as their suggested tax hikes and cuts carried steep political costs compared to the actual 3935 billion deficit and four trillion debt.
Sixteen of the 41 readers would be sure losers at the polls. Nine would sweat out election returns. Sixteen would face uphill battles. There are no easy choices in the game or reality, said accountant Thomas.
Little Rock Arkansas President elect Bill Clinton says the White House transition will accelerate after deputies are chosen. An agency by agency review of operations will begin and Clinton plans his first post election news conference to announce the transition hierarchy. He met late Wednesday with Al Gore and aides to finish organizing the transition as he readied for a takeover and pledged to resign the governor’s post by year’s end.
Washington report shows the Bureau of the Public Debt, housed in a downtown building near landmarks, borrows hundreds of billions through Treasury bills and savings bonds to fund government operations. Director Peter E Hollenbach notes Treasury securities are backed by full faith and credit of the United States as deficits rise this year.
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