30 Oct 1987
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1987
Page
1
SU writer Bud Poliquin muses on the mood around Pittsburgh, describing it as a bottomless sense of foreboding and fear tied to the city’s tough image. He reflects on the auditory harshness of the name and its cultural impact on fans and locals alike.
Workers set concrete forms on the foundation of the Science and Technology Center at Syracuse University last week. Both Pirro and Zimmer stress strategies for economic development as candidates promise more jobs. Internal staff moves include Melvin N Zimmer adding a business development coordinator to the state Assembly staff, with changes and leaves affecting development tasks across Ammer and related offices.
The piece recalls past Onondaga County leadership, noting 1977 appointee Joan Mulroy installed Charles Shea as economic director, his later ouster by Nicholas Pirro, and a renewed focus as lawmakers consider filling the director post amid Daniel Bove and Zimmer influence. Shea’s firing fuels bitter Democratic tensions.
President Reagan nominates Douglas H. Ginsburg, a 41 year old Chicago native and Cornell graduate, to the Supreme Court, signaling he will press for a conservative seat despite Robert Bork's defeat. Ginsburg has limited bench experience and the nomination draws mixed Senate reaction.
Wall Street’s best session since last week’s crisis spurred gains as Tokyo and London markets rallied and Hong Kong opened higher. The Dow rose about 9151 points to 1938.38 amid massive central bank intervention, while Tokyo’s Nikkei rebounded after a sharp drop.
Washington reports two weeks of agitation from Moscow as Soviet leader Gorbachev's letter weighs on the summit with President Reagan. Shevardnadze and Shultz discuss possible outcomes and light on nuclear treaty progress. The plan contemplates a September or December session, with diplomacy paused over the stakes.
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