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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1993

Page

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Rome Lab to Stay at Griffiss

Oneida County officials welcomed the Pentagon decision to drop plans to move the Rome Laboratory to an Ohio Air Force base. Senator Moynihan called the move in the national and New York interest and vowed to press for a Rome Lab retention plan.

Rome Griffiss Pentagon Ohio Oneida County Air Force Raymond Meier U.S Daniel Patrick Moynihan New York Moynihan

D Amato Won't Challenge Cuomo for Governor

Senator Alfonso D Amato of New York says he will not run against Governor Mario Cuomo next year. The 56 year old Republican told supporters he prefers remaining in Washington to moving to Albany. He said seniority would enable him to fight for New York and influence national policy.

New York Alfonso D'Amato Mario Cuomo D'Amato New York Post Howard Stern Cuomo Washington Albany GOP William Powers Conservative Party Michael Long

Deaf running back Welch breaks state football single game record

Westhill senior Marcus Welch, who is deaf, ran 36 times for 445 yards and six touchdowns in a 38 of 40 Westhill points victory over Solvay, including a 72 yard TD scamper. His performance marked Westhill's first win over Solvay in Welch’s career and surpassed a 1989 state record.

Marcus Welch Solvay Welch Westhill Oolice Tocause Madan Genind Lockport Jim Donner Bearcats Stephen D. Caine Marcus Rob Driggs Welch Westhill High School

Ford Mustang display sparks revival at Great Northern Mall

Kenn Peters reports that a 1994 Ford Mustang is on display at Great Northern Mall in Clay with former Mustang styling cues. The feature traces the car’s heritage three decades after its original 1964 debut and notes Ford's push to reignite pony car interest.

Shannon Provost Michael Stanton Great Northern Mall Clay Ford

Riot verdicts shock some in LA calm

In Los Angeles, no violence followed the released verdicts as jurors acquitted Henry Kein Watson and Damian Monroe Williams on key charges from last year’s Reginald Denny riot. Deliberations continued on two counts including a possible life sentence for Williams amid public reactions.

Los Angeles Reginald Denny Henry Kein Watson Damian Monroe Williams Williams

Clinton clashes with Congress over Haiti and Bosnia policy

President Clinton argues Congress cannot impose limits on troop deployments abroad, warning of renewed Haitian exodus if his powers are constrained. Republicans counter that the move preserves constitutional balance, citing precedents to restrict military actions in Haiti and Bosnia while U.S. interests are debated.

Washington Clinton Congress Haiti Bosnia U.S Senate George Mitchell Maine United States NATO

Haiti oil embargo reinforced as Cedras resists return of Aristide

Port au Prince faced renewed sanctions with an oil embargo to pressure Lt Gen Raoul Cedras to honor a plan for returning elected president Jean Bertrand Aristide. Six US and three Canadian navy ships plus a French frigate enforce the embargo while evacuation plans and US troops move toward Guantanamo Bay. About 9,000 Americans live in Haiti and 8,000 are Haitian-Americans amid fears of further repression and invasion. Cedras, in a TV interview, urged other nations not to interfere.

Port-Au-Prince Haiti Raoul Cedras Jean-Bertrand Aristide U.S U.S. Naval Station Guantanamo Bay Cuba Aristide Cedras McNeil-Lehrer

Abortion protesters jailed after East Syracuse blockade

Thirty five anti abortion demonstrators blocked court doors in East Syracuse prompting arraignments in DeWitt town court. Bail set at 50 dollars cash or 500 bond. Three protesters free after naming themselves. Police removed arrestees to vans after arraignments.

East Syracuse Syracuse Mediog Aerne Re Basle Jane Doe John Doe DeWitt Town Lamhe of Chrict Blarkad Lo Yoffa Onondaga County Sheriff's Deputies DeWitt

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