Syracuse Herald Journal (Newspaper) - May 19, 1997, Syracuse, New York MONDAY SYRACUSE METRO VOL 121 NO 36203 1997 The Herald Company METRO EDITION Nazi gold Central New York survivors hope for justice in the return of money kept by Switzerland after World PAGE A7 Radio disc offer to give breast exams shows how cheap talk radio can PAGE AT Saving starts young A few tips on how to help your children get started making saving at a young PAGE C1 CONFRONTATION STEPHEN D Photographer STATE in not arrest Native Americans during a protest Sunday on the Onondaga Nation along 1-81. State in full riot arrest 23 during protest over tax agreement BLUE JAYS IN TOWN hope to impress in exhibition game I rm where did the people SCIENCE a TECHNOLOGY Natural calamities provide a link to mystery of vanished civilizations AP File Photo MORE THAN 500 years the lived in this desert along the coast of In 1350, rams forced to live IT HOT the bitter has been spicing up life for centuries GOOD EVENING TONIGHTS TOMORROW'S an evening thunderstorm clouds and chance of low 40. Variable windy and low 38, high 58. Partly still on the cool low 40, high 62 Not as low 45, high 70. BO AP Sports Weather Financial Biz NY Science Horoscopes Birthday Today JUKI KM Mil CAM Classified Comics cny Editorial A7 Local CS Money B6 B1 Obituaries A10 Spons B6 A7 B5 A6 D1 Bl State troopers clamp down on Onondaga protesters 24 people are arrested near Interstate 81. By Kenneth Terrell Staff Writer A protest on the Onondaga tion turned violent Sunday when police moved in to arrest people in a yard next to Interstate 81 shortly after the protesters had blocked the State police part of more than 100 officers who arrived Sunday in not gear moved Into the yard f just south of forcibly arrested Many of the testers were hit with night sticks and pinned to the ground while their hands were cuffed behind their A who protesters later said cried as she was pinned to the ground by several troopers and A 14-year-old girl was removed from a handcuffed and taken Some protesters were injured but refused medical said Trooper Robert Two whose names were not re- received minor injuries one was hit in the face and the other was bitten and hit with a In police arrested 24 including three They face various charges including resisting arrest and police three protesters kept a bonfire going that's been burning along 1-81 as a protest to a rary tax agreement the leaders of five Iroquois nation made with the They waved to some honking m On more than 100 state troopers moved onto the Onondaga Page Mobutu lands in one step ahead of rebels The Associated Press Togo Deposed dictator Mobutu Sese Seko was in Togo a day after fleeing rebels who had captured his jungle palace in northern Togolese government sources The dictator was resting in a residence ing to his old Togolese dictator the government officials speaking on condition of Mobutu would not stay in Togo more than a few they His likely departure time would be clarified after he met with Eyadema this when the Togolese dictator was due to return from a long weekend at his palace in northern They did not yet know his ultimate That contradicted an earlier report on Togo state television that Mobutu had only briefly stopped in Togo on Sunday on his way to The television reported that ailing hart of village of late Saturday in a cargo plane just ahead of rebel leader Laurent and flown to The television citing the en- said Mobutu had been awakened by gunfire Saturday night and determined that rebel troops had entered his home village and were closing m on his The rebels fired on the departing Mobutu had fled from Kinshasa to Gbadolite on Friday On rebels marched into Kinshasa and gave Kabila victory in his A check of hotels showed that three of tu's close advisers were also in the Togolese tal Foreign Minister Kamanda Wa who had been rumored shot dead in In- Minister Gen. and ore his envoy to peace talks with the Eyadema had been one of the few international leaders to condemn Kabila for capturing the tal of Kinshasa Mobutu's last stronghold in- stead of maintaining a South di- with The two dictators had led their countries since the and both enjoyed the support of France another country that expressed its dis- with French police prevented abila loyalists from taking over the Zairian em- bassy in Pans on Moroccan officials said Mobutu was to stop briefly in then continue on to a European where he would wait out the French elections before continuing to A French Foreign Ministry spokesman said he was unaware of that report and had no immediate President Jacques Chirac could face ment if his government accepts a man much of the world has come to regard as the brutal leader of a looting 66, has a lavish villa on the French where he has spent much of the last few months recuperating from prostate troops march nun le MB A4 Widow of McDonald's Fiery rescue founder is Flood victims in Grand now know the name of their Angel she's Joan widow of the founder of The anonymous donor once known only as Angel flew into Grand Forks for a tour of the devastated cities she gave million to A check of airport records showed that a IV jet registered to Mrs Kroc was refueled at the airport the Grand Forks Herald reported Mayors of Grand Forks and East Grand said they gave the woman a tour but continued to identify her only as Byron later that Mrs Kroc was the mysterious is one of the most generous and kind acts I have seen an individual he Mrs. Kroc asked officials in April to distribute to each family who suffered from the which ravaged 90 percent of the cities She requested officials use a minimum of red tape and not reveal her name stated that the press should go to the people in need and not said Lynn mayor of East Grand didn't want to take away from their Residents had nicknamed her Mrs widow of McDonald's Chairman Ray was listed by Forbes magazine last year as the 68th richest American The magazine estimated her wealth at Onondaga County Sheriffs Department sergeant pulls unconscious man from burning car 5-year-old murdered Amy Michelle Burney's mother and grandmother made her drink a poisonous mixture of chemicals and threw her body out with the trash in the police Bread upon the waters His parishioners thought he was nuts when he gave away and challenged people to make it grow They changed their minds when it grew into more than to help the Clergy college A Syracuse Colgate Rochester Divinity Schoolteam up to offer courses for church Powerhouse fish Every athlete's menu should include but not fried or buried under a cream Guide to finales The television season heads down the home and here's a rundown on shows wrapping up this Editorials Apology lu victims is a A10 HAPPY 23, of wears 9 I own version of a graduation cap at the Onondaga Community College commencement Sunday at the daga County War Memorial graduated with a degree in criminal Sunday was a happy day for graduates and their families all across Central New ON TIME OB G 8V 5 P.M. 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