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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1993
Page
1
Robert DiFlorio, after eight years as No 2 in Syracuse schools, becomes the 21st superintendent. He succeeds Henry Williams, holds a Syracuse University doctorate, and directs or helped lead multiple programs. Salary negotiable with district enrollment pressures noted.
Martin Marietta Corp plans to keep its Salina operation but says a shrinking federal defense budget will reduce demand. Analysts note the current $297.9 billion 1997 projection drops from $306.5 billion in 1991, while Utica’s plant cuts nearly a fifth of its workforce amid Griffiss downsizing and related job losses in the Rome area.
The Utica area faces a fresh blow as Martin Marietta plans to shift infrared sensor operations from its New Hartford plant to Orlando, Florida, risking up to 300 local jobs amid Griffiss Air Force Base downsizing and broader regional economic strain. Local officials warn the timing worsens a harsh employment outlook.
Martin Marletta's Salina facility reported improved output following a restructuring of furnaces and workflow. The company reorganized the plant layout to optimize heat transfer, reduce downtime, and boost productive capacity.
Buried under collapsed roofs in Killari and surrounding villages in southwest India, the earthquake and aftershocks have left more than 21,000 dead according to officials. Rescue teams labored through the rubble as dawn revealed the widespread devastation and tens of thousands left maimed or homeless.
A route memory march honors Harriet and Aunt Harret Tubman. The walkers left Plymouth Congregational Church in Syracuse in two files behind an Eastern Paramedics vehicle, advancing to Aunt Harriet’s South Street home in Auburn. The event runs from Thursday evening until Saturday, highlighting community care and Tubman’s legacy.
A Grand Junction amnesia case connected to Joan Haberek of Constantia. TV’s Oprah program helped viewers identify “Sarah Jones” as Haberek, a 56 year old accused of grand larceny totaling over $50,000 from her disabled daughter. Oswego County deputies say she is wanted on the charges.
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