29 Oct 1989
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1989
Page
1
By Amy Kanior Stall writer Cissy Forgar endured harsh abuse and brainwashing that framed her future as bleak. At 18 she lives alone, attends Fowler High School as a senior, and has kept an apartment for three weeks despite lacking parental support.
A Syracuse paramedic, Megally- Carol Roberts, 26, of Eastern Ambulance, is being held by government troops in Mozambique while part of a medical mission near Malawi. The U S ambassador in Maputo plans talks with Roberts and five other Americans, held by ruling Prelimo soldiers in Manila. Ambassad or Wells said they entered the country legally and the situation remains unresolved.
Bernard Nathanson told New York Right to Life conventiongoers he has a new film Shadow and Substance to prompt dispassionate scientific debate. The film features ultrasound images of a two week old fetus and is due for release in five months. Nathanson and his wife Adell own Bernadell Inc. which will release the fourth film.
A pro life crowd heard speakers urge action against abortion while displaying ultrasound images and sound wave visuals. One speaker warned against using old war tactics.
A reflective piece from Central New York portrays how drug concerns shape daily life in 2000. It cites border checks at Alexandria Bay, random urine tests at work, and school locker searches as part of broader police and educational responses.
A terse note questions Jack about turning clocks back and hints at a possible consequence. The phrase suggests caution or humor regarding daylight saving time adjustments and an implied warning. No specific names or dates are provided beyond the generic reference to Jack.
In Managua word spread that Sandinista leaders may end the 19 month ceasefire with Contra rebels, rekindling fears of civil war before February elections. Foreign election monitors voiced concern that wartime conditions threaten the electoral process and potential protests. President Daniel Ortega signaled flexibility but kept tension high as officials weighed the renewal timeline.
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