29 Sep 1992
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1992
Page
1
Columnist Bud Poliquin reviews the 27-7 loss as the once mighty Los Angeles Raiders stumble toward a troubling season, detailing the game action and implications for the franchise.
Three national health groups seek five states to classify low tar and low nicotine cigarettes as drugs and to regulate their marketing. They argue ads imply safety and addiction reduction. States Arizona California Massachusetts New York New Jersey weigh petitions amid claims of health losses and costs.
Baltimore based child care expert Dr. Benjamin Spock joins Dr. Frank Oski and Dr. Neal Barnard in a Boston news conference to challenge milk as calcium rich and potentially harmful to some children. Oski cites his 1977 book Dont Drink Your Milk as part of the criticism that milk’s reputations as essential may be overstated.
Herald-Journal reporter Karen Cain shows how she and her family cope with chronic fatigue syndrome. The article follows daily challenges, medical visits, and the social impact on friends and routine.
June 1985 scene at Grimaldi's Ris torante shows Ron Curtis, WIVH Channel 5 star anchor, meeting rival executives from WIXT Channel 9. The image of Curtis and other celebs frames a story of talent moves in a competitive local TV market.
Hartford residents long denied federal grand juries after a computer flagged them as dead. The error came from a misread Hartford listing, shifting a D meaning dead into juror status, delaying service and affecting national cases cited by Central New York stations amid potential station switches and ad revenue uncertainty. Andy Brigham, Stephen Kronquest, and Jeff Scheidecker attended an exploratory meeting at Erie Boulevard East, but Curtis claimed no negotiations occurred. four months later WIXT hired Curtis’ co-anchor Carrie Lazarus from WTVH, intensifying regional TV competition.
The Bush administration plans an Interior Department rule to allow strip mining under 40 million acres across 24 states, or force federal buyout of mineral rights. Critics say the 11 million value of reserves is dwarfed by potential hundreds of millions needed to block mining in parks and refuges.
Ross Perot hinted he will let supporters decide if he enters the presidential race after showing economic plans on CNN. He promised a decision by Thursday and said he would only discuss issues if he runs. ABC poll shows Clinton 42, Bush 39, Perot 14 if he joins. Ed Rollins says it’s an ego thing if he runs.
General Colin L. Powell, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, questions the usefulness of limited or surgical military actions to protect Muslims in Bosnia and Herzegovina. He rejects calls for limited air strikes and emphasizes decisive victories, noting the broader impact on U.S. diplomacy in the Balkans.
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