13 Apr 1993
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1993
Page
1
LA remained tense as a federal jury weighed the fate of four policemen in the Rodney King beating. National Guardsmen deployed, officers on patrol, and civil rights leaders plus the mayor urged peace while rumors spread of a verdict.
President Clinton used the White House Easter Egg Roll to sharpen his campaign against Republicans blocking his 195 billion jobs bill. He called child immunization funds in the package a benefit for children rolling eggs on the South Lawn, labeling GOP filibuster as the hostages of the dispute. White House aides framed the remarks as the opening salvo in a renewed push to salvage much of the package frozen in the Senate.
The Bulls and Pistons produced a heated matchup with 3 sections, 5 technicals, and 1 flagrant foul. Stacey King said the Detroit rivaly turns into a war with mutual hatred, underscoring the intensity of the contest.
AAS, FS fighter jet and a female American soldier prepare to enforce the United Nations ban on flights over Bosnia as NATO marks its first such mission since 1929.
Local doctors weigh Cuomo blueprint to cap fees and push primary care as cost containment timeframes stretch. Task force to refine details. critics warn plan may not guarantee universal access while noting burden on staff and services across Onondaga County and New York State.
A SUNY Purchase budget item of 6000 dollars for a summer teaching program named CATS Creative Arts Through SUNY spurred a union spoof about cats. The union says the piece in Believe It Or Not was a mistake and researchers erred.
Pentagon officials say the United States could deploy troops for humanitarian aid in Haiti once democracy is restored, avoiding combat missions. Planning is ongoing with no set troop numbers or timeline, emphasizing cooperation with Haitian authorities and a Panama-like nation-building approach. President Clinton has pledged to support Aristide’s restoration and a five-year aid package of about 1.8 billion, with the U.S. share around 400 million.
Albany Gov Mario Cuomo said his family preferred a path of ease and the presidency over the need he saw for a Supreme Court nomination. He noted he told President Clinton he did not want to be considered, while Newsweek reported his stance differed from his family's wishes. Cuomo hinted at a fourth term, and discussed Lt. Gov. Stan Lundine's political fate, denying a report he would dump Lundine and offering support if Lut. Gov. runs.
The White House said a presidential envoy will go to Hanoi next week to seek an explanation for a secret 1972 document claiming Hanoi held 1,205 U S prisoners of war. Hanoi denies holding more than the 591 released under the 1973 peace agreement.
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