Page Bi in hot water assault charge filed
Police say a 65 year old man poured boiling water on his friend to wake him. The suspect was charged with assault and the victim is reported in fair condition.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1998
Page
1
Police say a 65 year old man poured boiling water on his friend to wake him. The suspect was charged with assault and the victim is reported in fair condition.
Good evening shows partly to mostly cloudy conditions tonight. Tuesday brings clouds and sun with a low around 64. Wednesday turns warm and more humid with intervals of sun and clouds, high near 86 and low 62. Thursday remains variably cloudy and humid. Friday skies humid with a few showers, high 84 and low 64.
Crowded emergency departments in Syracuse force frequent closings as beds and heart monitors fill up. St Joseph’s Hospital Health Center records the most closures, with 11 days in June and rising patient demand driven by sicker patients and cardiac center traffic.
Health-care experts note high acuity in emergency visits as fewer staff or changes in patient behavior may push sicker individuals to seek care. Dale Tussing of Syracuse University's economics department discusses reduced staff affecting patient acuity measurements and ER utilization patterns.
Sen Hatch urged President Clinton to disclose fully his relationship with Monica Lewinsky on Meet the Press. He argued public candor could defuse impeachment momentum if the president presents the facts clearly and earns the American people's relief. Democrats echoed calls for a public accounting to avert a broader crisis.
The Herald's Journal reports a major water main break reducing water supply to Fort Worth and Arlington by about one third. Officials urge conservation as crews work to repair the damaged line and restore service.
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