27 Sep 1992
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1992
Page
1
Syracuse groups used legal action and persistent effort to push for better lending in poor neighborhoods. The piece examines whether Clinton is a healer of racial prejudice, a practical reformer who makes government work, or the controversial Slick Willie known for draft-era deceit.
Lisa DiLorenzo and hundreds of students use the Homework Hotline, a free NewsLine tool to help teachers reach pupils and parents. The service, launched last Sunday, is provided at no cost by Herald American, Herald-Journal, The Post-Standard, and P&C Foods, offering thousands of daily calls.
Syracuse based New Channels Corp and Adelphia Communications Corp plan to build a 31 mile fiber optic network to connect banks and insurers directly to long distance services bypassing New York Telephone. The firms seek 15 to 20 percent lower rates, potentially saving large customers 40 000 to 60 000 yearly. Targeting about 75 local companies with at least 28 lines.
Delbert Ward and his dairy farming kin visit New York to promote the film Brother's Keeper about Mun nsville’s support after Delbert’s second degree murder charge. They earned 2500 dollars and stand to profit further from the documentary's nationwide release and PBS airing.
In a suburban Chicago high school Bruce Janu introduces a Frank Sinatra Detention Club to curb misbehavior after school. He hopes the detention becomes less desirable as students endure singing along, though none participate yet.
A 1190 student survey dubbed Get Serious shows anger toward politics. Bush leads Clinton in hot air perception 45 to 31 percent while 70 percent say Clinton would be a better lover versus 6 percent for Bush.
Nelson Mandela and F W de Klerk announced they would resume formal talks aimed at dismantling white rule and creating a unity government. Despite the pledge, 10 people were killed in Gengeshe Natal as attackers struck a black township, underscoring ongoing violence.
Four Syracuse stations including WSTM WIXT and WTVH face a 6 percent revenue drop from 1990 to 1991 as cable and video competition siphon viewers. By month end WSTM and WSYT will have seen five ownership changes in six years while WIXT changed hands five times in 30 years. A Detroit pension fund becomes major owner of WSTM through a pending sale.
The 1980s boom in television station prices collapsed by 1991 with debt ridden owners like Barry Ackerley refinancing loans and cutting staff. WIXT WTVH and WSTM faced layoffs and program changes as profits lagged and profits faltered. Ackerley refinanced debt and divested assets while the Seattle Supersonics remained a potential asset.
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