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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 2001
Page
4
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Officers sent a police dog to a home by mistake and the animal bit a 10-year-old girl before the dog was restrained. Officials cited procedural uncertainty while a neighbor recalls the incident and the security firm issued a regretful statement.
Scientists at UCLA and University of Pittsburgh report stem cells inside processed fat can form bone cartilage and muscle under different conditions. The work published in Tissue Engineering suggests a patient’s own fat could supply tissue for treating disease or repairing injuries. Separate Duke studies show fat‑derived stem cells can become cartilage with animal experiments yielding progress. humans may wait about five years for clinical trials.
South Africa’s Medicines Control Council approved Hemopure, a bovine hemoglobin blood substitute from Biopure, to treat acute anemia in surgery patients. The product carries oxygen, stores at room temperature for two years, and eliminates infection risk from tainted donor blood.
Reports say a crowd protested the fatal shooting of an unarmed man wanted for misdemeanors and traffic violations. Police faced projectiles as rocks were thrown. officers fired beanbags in response.
In Trenton a New Jersey state trooper testified before two State Senate committees alleging racial bias in traffic stops and searches within the state police. Ser. Vincent Bellaran said drug-related profiling occurs in upper ranks and that many steps go unreported, with retaliations cited against whistleblowers. The testimony follows months of inquiry into discriminatory enforcement.
The NICB reports Phoenix area leads U S metropolitan regions for vehicle thefts with 79 incidents per 100000 residents in 2000, followed by Miami and Detroit. Nearly two thirds of top cities border the United States, reflecting a cross border theft trend and a $7.5 billion illegal market nationwide.
US District Judge Thomas McAvoy ruled Schenectady Police Department strip-search policy unconstitutional. The decision found a college student forced to undress in front of four officers violated Fourth Amendment rights after an arrest at a manor, since the city detained individuals without reasonable suspicion.
Critics in Detroit attack policing tactics after a 1998 report showed three arrests per murder. A federal suit seeks to bar arresting witnesses who may have information but are not suspects. Police Chief Henry Napoleon denies dragnet arrests and says an internal review led to a March policy requiring a court order to detain witnesses.
In Vero Beach Florida two people died when a private plane crashed into Dodger Pines Country Club shortly after takeoff. The impact caused a brush fire but no ground injuries were reported according to Police Chief Jim Gabbard.
The EPA fines Xerox Corp 126431 dollars for failures to prevent smag producing chemicals from eel tanks and pipes at its Watweer suburban facility. Xerox reviews findings and may seek an informal meeting. 30 days to respond with a potential formal hearing.
Sen Hillary Rodham Clinton spoke at New York Presbyterian Hospital announcing the Medical Education Trust Fund Act to raise federal support for teaching hospitals and medical schools. The plan would create special accounts to fund graduate medical education and training for doctors and nurses.
In Albany a Marist Institute poll shows 35 percent of New York voters call Hillary Rodham Clinton an excellent or good senator, up from 30 percent in February, while 48 percent rate her fair or poor, up from 42 percent. Overall approval lingers below earlier highs as voters question her fit for the role.
Melinda S. Shipman known as Minnow the Clown, 35, of Spencer, was sentenced in Thoga County Court to four months in jail and five years of probation after pleading guilty to fourth degree grand larceny for about $2200 raised for a child’s family. She must repay the funds, perform 256 hours of community service, and cannot work as a clown while on probation.
The Century Council, a spirits makers group, announced support for Congress set 0.08 percent blood alcohol level as the drunk driving standard. They call for states to adopt the federal 0.08% limit nationwide.
A $6.3 billion no-bid Postal Service contract with FedEx is under scrutiny by auditors. The inspector general’s office is reviewing the matter after a complaint by Emery Worldwide. The agency notified Emery and another carrier that their contracts will end with FedEx replacing them. The Justice Department continues to study possible antitrust implications of the award.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration warns 15 passenger vans are three times more likely to roll over with 10 or more passengers. The rare advisory urges operation only by experienced drivers as center of gravity shifts with weight and maneuvers raise rollover risk.
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