19 Oct 1992
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1992
Page
1
Former Syracuse star Ed Sprague hits a game winning home run for Toronto as the Blue Jays defeat the Atlanta Braves 5-4 to level the World Series at 1-1. Sprague celebrates after the shot securing the comeback win and the series balance.
Stella Gardner, a 26 year old Oswego County mother of five, speaks out for the first time about her unknowing connection to John T. Miller, whose killings of four social service workers and subsequent suicide sparked a deadly shootout. She rejects Miller family claims that she caused the tragedy and explains she cannot attend his funeral due to their statements.
The third presidential debate at Michigan State University in East Lansing pits George Bush against Bill Clinton and Ross Perot. Clinton intends to push for economic change while Bush aides hint at a tax fear strategy to sway voters.
Cruise lines offer discounts from 10 percent to 60 percent amid a fall push to fill 100,000 berths. Industry forecasts show aggressive price cuts as demand shifts toward affordable getaways.
Roundtable on America surveys local residents and presidential candidates on how the federal government should aid families. Bush touts lower taxes and jobs with private day care tax credits. Clinton emphasizes robust programs, health coverage, and tax relief. Perot provides few specifics.
Congress, the Cabinet and federal judges will get a 3.2 percent cost-of-living raise next year, higher than the 3 percent for Social Security. Salaries rise to 133,644 from Jan 1, triggering lawsuits under the 27th Amendment. Ralph Nader calls the move a maneuver. some seek rollback to 89,500 as Social Security checks rise to 653.
Victor Campione of Syracuse faces a tense clash over his mother Alvera Campione’s burial at Assumption Cemetery after gravediggers damaged a vault in the same family plot. The dispute traces to 1943 when Joseph Campione’s wife bought six graves for future interments, with Victor and his brother Vincent planned to lie beside their father.
Svetlana Pancetovic, 35, newly widowed, hauls eight gallons of water through a sniper’s line of sight, then spends a grueling 16 hours daily cooking on a wood fire, tending family, and working at a bank. She scavenges for firewood in a cemetery where an aristocratic ancestor rests, protects her daughters, and endures life after her husband’s death on July 6.
At Atlanta Fulton County Stadium before Game 2 of the World Series between the Toronto Blue Jays and Atlanta Braves, the Canadian flag was displayed upside down. Officials apologized to Canada and baseball fans for the error as Toronto won 5-4 with Ed Sprague delivering a ninth inning two run homer.
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