17 Nov 1992
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1992
Page
1
Experts on Decision Makers discuss how President-elect Clinton’s ideas on employment child care discrimination and family policy could reshape workplaces and daily life. The program analyzes potential impacts for workers families and communities.
Editor's Note Dennis Walto, a Westhill High School graduate and International Medical Corps worker, describes chaotic famine and violence in Somalia. He recalls Awl, a Somali man wearing a Syracuse hat, who was killed after a gunman shot him. friends later killed the shooter. Security now dominates concerns alongside famine.
New Orleans reports stress triggers in hours before heart attacks. Boston researchers led by Dr. Sue Jacobs found psychologically stressful events such as meetings, layoffs, emotional family interactions, or financial problems may precipitate heart attacks. The study was presented at the American Heart Association meeting.
The father works nights while the mother works days, shaping a household routine. The rest of the family endures minor disruptions as they share duties and adapt to a biphasic schedule.
The Roman Catholic Church released a comprehensive universal catechism after six years of work led by Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger. It reaffirms core teachings while listing modern sins such as tax evasion, drug abuse, immigration mistreatment, environmental harm, financial speculation, artificial insemination, and genetic engineering.
Excerpts summarize church positions on ordination of women and temperance, with emphasis on male ordination chosen by Jesus and the apostles. The catechism defines new sins including drunken driving, fraudulent trading, theft, tax evasion, and poor workmanship, while reiterating a preferential option for the poor and urgent need cases.
Albany Syracuse commuters would see fewer red lights and more buses as part of a state plan to cut air pollution in Onondaga County. The plan, submitted by the Department of Environmental Conservation under the Clean Air Act, requires oxygenated gasoline sales in Onondaga Madison and Oswego counties from Nov 1 to late February and emissions offset guarantees for new polluting industries.
NAACP leaders and Syracuse University students criticize planned added security for the film Malcolm X at Carousel Center. Promoters cite crowd size and the subject’s impact, while opponents say security is racially motivated and signals industry insecurity toward the black community.
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