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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1992

Page

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Fragrance buying tips amid a crowded scent market

Fragrance brands flood the market with new scents as buyers seek guidance on choosing a perfume. Barry Bonds broke an 8 for 56 postseason slump with a homer, boosting the Pirates to within one win of the World Series and setting up Game 7 of the National League series tonight.

Barry Bonds Pittsburgh Pirates

Infant boy dies from meningococcal meningitis in Syracuse

A 17 day old Syracuse infant died from meningococcal meningitis at University Hospital after being rushed by Eastern Ambulance Monday evening. He was the fourth infection and death in 26 days, with the Health Department noting no broader threat.

Syracuse University Hospital David Brittain Brittain

Voters divided on civilian police review board margins

A Herald Journal poll of 500 Onondaga County voters shows 44 percent favor a civilian review board to probe police complaints while 39 percent oppose. In Syracuse 47 percent favor with 34 percent opposing. suburbs split 43 percent in favor and 41 percent opposed.

Onondaga County Herald-Journal Syracuse

U N army proposal grows as crises prompt action

The piece argues for a U N army to handle modern crises where forces fail. It cites Bosnia and Somalia hunger and disease, calling for a ready reaction force, a 50 000 troop rapid deployment unit, and a new U N military headquarters near New York to coordinate multinational operations under Security Council oversight.

United States Bosnia U.N Somalia United Nations White House Congress Truman Gene David Boren D-Okia Senate Intelligence Committee Security Council U.S 82Nd Airborne Division New York NATO Mons Belgium

Trump and Maples split for good after turbulent romance

Donal Trump and Marla Maples end five year relationship after a public row at Tavern on the Green. Trump urged Maples to move on as friends noted past tensions. Maples appeared in The Will Rogers Follies on Broadway, while Trump remained silent.

Donald Trump Marla Maples Trump Maples Tavern On the Green Lear

Plan for speedy maglev train to create NY jobs

A congressional report envisions a Buffalo to New York City maglev rail link that could generate about 220,000 jobs and $11 billion in wages. The plan, studied by New York State authorities and the Energy Research and Development Authority, weighs routes beside the Thruway and via Conrail rights of way while noting wide cost ranges and potential environmental benefits.

Washington Buffalo New York City New York State Congressional New York State Thruway Authority Midtown Manhattan Syracuse Thruway Conrail Rochester Energy Research and Development Authority Congress U.S Northeast-Midwest

VP debate clash as Quayle Gore Stockdale spar

In Atlanta the vice presidential nominees quarreled over honesty in the Clinton era and the economy. Dan Quayle and Al Gore pressed themes while James Stockdale surprised as Ross Perot’s running mate with sharp, unconventional remarks and pauses. The debate featured frequent interruptions and rapid exchanges on health care and other issues.

Atlanta Dan Quayle al Gore Bill Clinton Gore Bush James Stockdale Ross Perot Stockdale

County budget gridlock ends in city tax hike approval

Onondaga County lawmakers stall a 691.6 million budget amid political wrangling while Syracuse Common Council approves amendments. The city faces an average $112 tax bill rise in 1993 with an 8.49 percent tax rate increase and a 10 percent sewer and water rate hike. County executive proposals threaten 9.6 percent property tax increases and 359 layoffs as debates continue.

Onondaga County Syracuse Common Council

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