05 Oct 1992
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1992
Page
1
Core information on several main apple varieties and practical ideas for how to use them is presented. The guide outlines varieties by flavor profile and best culinary applications, aiding selection for baking, eating fresh, and cooking. It emphasizes choosing apples at peak ripeness and suggests pairing ideas and storage tips.
Western New York artist Tom Huff carved a 21 inch sandstone kneeling figure of Terry Anderson with crossed sights over eyes and ears and a rolled flag on the lap to honor the ex hostage. Huff priced the piece at 1500 dollars and showed it at Upstate New York venues until Anderson received it as a gift at Onondaga Lake Park.
The Syracuse Common Council meets at City Hall at 7 p m to hear public input on the proposed 1993 budget. Public reaction has been minimal since the 306 trillion figure was released, with Literacy Volunteers asking for funds and attention shifting to the county budget and upcoming mayoral election.
The Miami Dolphins defeated the Buffalo Bills 37 to 10 before 80,368 fans, the largest crowd in Bills history. Buffalo had won 17 straight division games, extending the Bills' drought in the AFC East.
Microsoft founder Bill Gates, 36, becomes the youngest to reach No 1 with a $6.3 billion fortune, replacing John Kluge who falls to second as Wal‑Mart heir family members also show on the list. The Forbes tally says top 400 total $300.7 billion, up 4.3 percent, with Milken's net worth down amid past settlements.
A TV Guide survey of 1,007 adults shows 25 percent would permanently quit television for 25,000, 46 percent would require at least 1 million, and 25 percent would not quit even then. The results come from a national telephone poll conducted June 6-11 by the Associated Press.
Ground crews from Local 2444 began a strike over wages and work rules. Picket lines appeared at Greensboros Greensboro, Winston-Salem, and Roanoke. LaGuardia canceled 14 of 56 departures. some passengers bused to Newark. USAir contingency plan reduced daily departures to about 60 percent. Express and Shuttle unaffected.
Terrified parents in LaFayette pay nearly 300 a month for an apnea monitor to alert if their ten month old son Austin stops breathing as doctors assess SIDS risk. The Herald Journal outlines monitor limitations, FDA data on alarms and malfunctions, and quotes doctors wary of overreliance while recounting tragic cases and a pioneer who first used home monitors.
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