21 Oct 1992
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1992
Page
1
Toronto’s Joe Carter slides hard into second base as the Toronto Blue Jays defeat the Atlanta Braves in a dramatic Tuesday World Series contest. Carter’s aggressive play highlighted a tense night that delivered crucial momentum for Toronto.
The 174th Tactical Fighter Wing at Hancock Field plans to unveil a new F-16C during its 45th anniversary celebration but faces bureaucratic delays. A borrowed jet arrived from Richmond Va with temporary markings to hide its origin as crew prepare a Boys from Syracuse decal.
Convicted killer Laurie Kellogg seeks custody of her four children in a Pennsylvania case. Debra Kellogg, Bruce Kellogg’s first wife, petitions to gain custody to raise the children with their half siblings Kevin, Kellie, and others. Debra cites the children’s welfare and desire for unified upbringing.
Tavores Flournory and two police officers discuss national direction and critical issues for this year’s election. Local residents and presidential candidates share views on pain points, including access to emergency care when costs deter treatment.
The 1993 county budget will raise property taxes and increase entry prices for county parks, including Burnet Park Zoo, signaling higher costs for residents seeking park access.
Chicago Tribune reports that amid national crime worries the three presidential contenders Bush Clinton and Perot all back tougher crime policies and the death penalty. Bush and Clinton tout programs like Weed and Seed with millions in funding to revitalize urban areas and bolster police work, while public debate focuses on crime alongside other issues.
U S officials came back from Vietnam with very important documentation including photographs that could help locate 2,266 American servicemen still unaccounted for from the Vietnam War. Senate figures Sen John McCain and Gen John Vessey Jr described the material as potentially resolving many missing in action cases and planned to brief President Bush on Thursday.
Thomas Maloney, 76, living in the Rescue Mission adult home, longs to return home after a gas explosion damaged his North Side house at 208 Burdick Ave. The blast tore the rear wall, cracked floors, and forced relocation. Insurance covers about 50,000 in repairs as he awaits accommodation and care.
The State Department condemned Ross Perot for misrepresenting Iraq policy before the Persian Gulf crisis and accused The New York Times of distorting pre war U S policy. Acting Secretary Eagleburger urged the Times to present the facts clearly while spokesman Boucher said the department seeks to set the record straight.
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