07 Sep 1992
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1992
Page
1
Syracuse University built a high scoring win as East Carolina set a school record with 521 passing yards against SU defense. The game showcased strong SU offense while ECU compiled record air yardage.
Albert Belle belted three homers and Carlos Martinez delivered a dramatic grand slam with two outs in the 12th as Cleveland swept the Seattle Mariners in a dramatic series finale.
Between January 1991 and June 1992 Bush raised forty six thousand dollars in one thousand dollar increments from Onondaga County residents. H Douglas Barclay a former state senator and Bush campaign chair donated one thousand dollars. Clinton received no contributions from the area. The fund raiser funds are used for campaign activity.
President Bush and Bill Clinton targeted the Midwest as the 1992 campaign neared Labor Day. Clinton blamed Reagan Bush economics for slow growth while Bush claimed Congress was the problem. Both appealed on television about jobs and deficit reduction amid weak August employment data.
The Gallup Organization found satisfaction in 11 basic job aspects fell from 3 to 10 points between 1989 and 1991. Ronald Seeber of Cornell ILR notes workers want quality over sheer numbers as leaders tout billions of jobs without ensuring stable, good jobs.
As workers mark Labor Day, Seeker notes the era’s top worry is security. A veteran cites a shift from pursuing higher wages and benefits to facing bigger, broader concerns.
After Hurricane Andrew, Red Cross closes 11 Miami area school shelters to ready for class. Army tents in five camps host over 2,000 residents, many crowded into 16 by 32 foot tents at Harris Field Homestead. Army stops building new tent cities as camps remain under capacity.
Fifteen year old Cindy E Rodriguez reports West Leyden 4-H member Ann Marie Kent caring for Annette a seven month old Guernsey at the State Fair Dairy Cattle Building. Kent and 255 other 4-H youths raised and showed dairy cattle while sleeping in barns and dormitories, sharing duties of feeding bathing and grooming as part of a week long exhibit.
A 35 year old man who received the first animal to human baboon liver transplant at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center died ten weeks after the operation. Doctors cited a stroke during weaning from a respirator and noted prior liver failure from hepatitis B.
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