13 Nov 1989
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1989
Page
1
The U S government says Wilmorite Inc paid fifty to sixty thousand dollars in bribes to former Danbury mayor James E Dyer during a mall project. Dyer faces trial, while Wilmorite and its affiliates face a string of prior allegations of unsavory business practices.
A large rally on the National Mall drew about 150000 protesters focused on elective officials and elections rather than the Supreme Court. Activists said victories in Virginia New Jersey and New York City show their power and aim to elect abortion rights supporters like Senator Alan Cranston.
In Rochester and nearby cities, pro-choice advocates wore purple ribbons and organized marches Sunday to support abortion rights. Roughly 100,000 nationwide joined a Washington rally, while Watertown hosts included speakers from Planned Parenthood of Northern New York and SL University chaplain Ted Linh. a vigil by anti abortionists occurred with no confrontations.
Salvadoran rebels threaten the capital in a major offensive, with government forces clashing in San Salvador. At least 13 people were killed and 57 wounded as fighting intensified since Saturday night, marking the heaviest clashes in a decade and following rebels withdrawal from peace talks.
Berlin sees emotional handshake between East and West Berlin mayors at a breached Wall spot. East German leaders brace for reforms while Parliament signals breakthrough as thousands flood into West Germany for shopping and celebration.
Barry Stuppler a California precious metals dealer offered $50 million to the East German government to acquire the Berlin Wall. He plans to sell wall chunks as mementos after watching footage of Berliners removing sections as travel restrictions ended.
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