10 Oct 1987
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1987
Page
1
U2 captivated 39 000 Dome fans in Syracuse with a near flawless performance. Bono ignored a shoulder sling to play acoustic guitar mid concert. The Dublin quartet has grown from a neo punk club act to stadium headliners, delivering socially conscious anthems and grand multirhythmic arrangements.
Syracuse officials secure a 1.2 million package to lure Aetna Life and Casualty to 75,000 square feet across three floors in the Galleries complex. The Hartford insurer will relocate from One Lincoln Center in 1989 after lease expiry, with the deal signaling strong tenant interest and impending retail leasing activity.
A terse forecast notes a chance of rain toward Sunday in Arizona. Details are scarce but imply unsettled weather with possible showers across the region. Authorities urge residents to monitor local advisories as the weekend approaches.
President Reagan says he is delighted that Judge Robert H. Bork will not withdraw as a Supreme Court nominee. In a tense White House day, Bork urged a full Senate debate and final decision while acknowledging the uphill fight as supporters praised his courage and opponents prepared for the fight likely to start the week of Oct 19.
Fragmentary report suggests debate on whether Judge Bork will step aside as odds shift among senators. Mentions Judiciary Committee recommendation against him and speculation about a possible vote against Bork, with Associated press noting opposition within the chamber.
A reported tiger tattoo on the rear end of Secretary of State George P. Shultz draws comment in Chicago. Shultz had previously said he faced extensive scrutiny from the FBI, IRS, and Senate Intelligence Committee, noting he has no secrets left.
Burt Maestri faced 70 drums of potentially hazardous waste buried on his Geddes property. In February he moved them to Van Buren, prompting the state Department of Environmental Conservation to demand disposal and site restoration by Friday. Local officials vent frustration over late notice and safety concerns for residents.
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