02 Sep 1989
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1989
Page
1
EDGARTOWN Mass Baseball and academia join in mourning A Bartlett Giamatti noted for high standards and keen intellect He left Yale in 1986 to enter major league baseball and died Friday at age 51 His death followed his five months as baseball commissioner and eight days after suspending Pete Rose for betting on the game
A 10 year old girl, Carrie Gayne of Pulaski, remained in care after brain surgery for a blood clot following a Sky Wheel accident at the fair. Her aunt Mary Gayne said she is conscious and recovering well.
The United States will ship two C-130B cargo planes to Colombia on Sunday as the first step in a 65 month aid package to aid Colombia's fight against drug traffickers. The plan calls for staged deliveries from National Guard bases and includes A-37 jets and UH-1H helicopters with additional defense personnel to assist unload and train Colombian forces.
Mainly clear tonight around 50 degrees. Sunday will be mostly sunny with a high in the 70s to mid 70s. Monday then turns mostly sunny with highs in the upper 60s to around 70. Details A2.
Bonn observers say West Germany grapples with guilt as Helmut Kohl voices remorse for wartime destruction and urges lasting reconciliation with Poland. The speech avoids explicit renunciation of postwar territorial claims, fueling ongoing Polish relations tensions.
Nicholas LaRose of Syracuse credits the GI Bill for turning college into reach for millions of veterans. He entered Syracuse University in 1946 after World War II service with the Marines, as SU expanded with new buildings and property. LaRose later spent 33 years at Griffiss and Hawkins Field in labor relations and job classification, reflecting on how the GI Bill shaped a new world for veterans.
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