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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1992
Page
1
With the death of the Soviet Union, former republics confront upheaval as they navigate new political systems and shifting identities after years of enforced unity under a giant. The breakup reshapes leadership, borders, and regional alignments, affecting civilians and regional powers alike.
A northern guide blends winter style with active sport vibes thrilling readers. It teases bold color schemes and lively scenes that even skeptics of cold weather sports might enjoy, inviting readers to embrace snow filled days.
Washington says the United States would commit as many as 30000 troops to a UN force to guard relief supplies in Somalia. Officials note troops could use weapons to protect deliveries as UN plans to deter looting amid famine. The UN projects up to 250000 Somalis could die from starvation this year.
A New Jersey judge approved a settlement in a lawsuit over unopened sweepstakes forms found in the trash. Anyone who failed to return a form between Feb 10 and Oct 7 will be entered in the drawing. Winners are selected randomly by computer before forms are sent out. Contestants can win four main awards of 10 million, 1 million, a car, and other prizes.
Ricky Ray, 15, eldest of three hemophiliac brothers with AIDS, left hospital for a Thanksgiving home visit in Orlando, Expressing gratitude his mother says the family views the moment as a miracle even if Ricky’s condition remains serious. The Rays gained national attention in 1986 when barred from Arcadia public school.
An Amtrak train traveling about 60 mph struck and killed a Rochester couple and their 2 month old son walking on railroad tracks near Carousel Center. Victims identified as Johanna Markovics 19 Nick A Thomas Jr 26 and Vincent Thomas 2 months old of 18 Fort Hill Terrace Rochester. Police said they were visiting Thomas parents in Liverpool. The mother and baby died at the scene while the baby was found near a bottle and teddy bear. Rescue workers CPR attempted on Thomas before he was taken to University Hospital. Police Chief Frank Sardino said the engineer saw them 150 feet behind but could not stop in time. They appeared standing on the tracks.
After a long day John Mulvey relaxes then heads to the Oxford Inn shelter on Oxford Street in Syracuse. For nine years he spends hours serving sandwiches and offering encouragement to homeless men. He credits the shared humanity and grace guiding his volunteer work.
Police arrest Hector Rivas, 40, once of Cazenovia, in the strangling death of Victoria Hill, a 28 year old pediatrics nurse found in her Syracuse apartment March 30 1987. Rivas was taken from a Bronx probation office and charged with two counts of second degree murder after new evidence surfaced and a grand jury proceeding was opened.
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