16 Oct 1992
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1992
Page
1
In Richmond the second presidential debate featured uncommitted voters asking all questions. Bush remained defensive, failing to widen the gap with Clinton as Clinton and Perot campaigned in different regions afterward.
The item notes a debate recap service NewsLine offering replays. It mentions Perot Clinton and Bush as contenders in a divided national race with local tones and student involvement at Onoridaga Junior Senior High School.
Onondaga County voters split over an 800 million state proposal to fund public works and spur job growth. A Herald Journal poll shows 44 percent likely to vote for the Jobs Bond Act on November 3, 37 percent against, 16 percent undecided, and 4 percent no answer within a 4.5 percent margin. The act would fund sewer and water lines, utilities, and access roads to attract private industry and generate about 130,000 jobs.
Onondaga County lawmakers missed the midnight deadline to pass a budget leaving the executive’s $691.6 million plan in effect. The plan calls for 359 layoffs, a 9.6 percent property tax rise, and cuts to Jamesville Beach, Marcellus Park, library services, and the dental bureau while human rights and cultural agencies stay funded.
On Tuesday, Jean Baker asked her 20 first graders to write the letter G. Jordan Lester, 6, used a pencil sharpener eight turns, then three more with his finger in the hole. The teacher checked another nail's G as he watched.
In a 13 part series, a first grade classroom in Jamesville-DeWitt reveals learning by doing and desk work. The district has 2,368 students with highly paid, experienced teachers averaging 20 years tenure and a $45,011 salary. Minorities are 12 percent. about 90 percent of graduates attend college, 75 percent with Regents diplomas.
John T. Miller a 50 year old truck driver from North Ridgeville Ohio opened fire in a county social services office fatally shooting four women who tracked down support money before turning the gun on himself. He had a history of court orders and wage garnishment for unpaid child support and had driven to the scene with a load of McDonald’s hamburger bins. Miller had worked for New Era Trucking Inc since August 23 1988 and earned between 550 and 700 dollars weekly.
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