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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1998

Page

6

Inland waterway drownings outpace ocean incidents

The Coast Guard reports 82 percent of 34 recreational boater fatalities in the Northeast from January to July occurred on inland state waters. Most of these deaths, 64 percent, happened in canoes kayaks or other manually powered craft and 95 percent were not wearing life jackets.

Boston Beas Coast Guard New England New York State New Jersey

Third diver dies at Andrea Doria site near Nantucket

A 32 year old recreational diver from Sea Inn surfaced unconscious 46 miles south of Nantucket near the Andrea Doria wreck. Crew CPR and Coast Guard helicopter transport to Cape Cod Hospital failed. the diver died on arrival. The Andrea Doria sank after a collision and remains a famed deep dive site.

Nantucket Mass Coast Guard Sea Inn Cape Cod Hospital Hyannus Andrea Doria

Boston expands health benefits to domestic partners of city workers

Mayor Thomas Menino ordered health benefits for domestic partners and dependents of Boston city employees, extending coverage to homosexual and unmarried heterosexual partners. The executive order lasts only while he remains in office, joining a growing number of Massachusetts cities with similar programs.

Boston Thomas M. Menino Menino Rite Paul Cellucci Massachusetts Cambridge Springfield Amherst Northampton

Former colonel offers help to Rudolph surrender

Former Green Beret colonel James Bo Gritz, a conservative presidential candidate, said he would aid fugitive Eric Rudolph with legal and physical protection if Rudolph surrenders. He plans to travel to Western North Carolina once he gets a signal, while federal agents in Andrews, NC continued their hunt and had not heard of the offer.

Charlotte N.C Green Beret Thal James Bo” Gritz Eric Rudolph Gritz Rudolph Birmingham Ala North Carolinas North Carolina Mountains FBI Andrews Anne

Wisconsin baby born with heart outside the body

Jazmyn Hope Stumpf, a baby girl born to a 35 year old mother in Milwaukee area, has ectopia cordis with the heart partly outside the chest. She remains in critical but stable condition at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin and will undergo surgery to place a temporary cover for the heart.

Milwaukee Jazmyn Hope Stumpf Children's Hospital of Wisconsin Wauwatosa Jazmyn Jagmyn

Kangaroo Percy Finds New Family at Rolling Hills Refuge

Percy the orphan kangaroo, abandoned by his birth mother near Salina Kansas, was saved by Rolling Hills Annual Refuge workers who fashioned a pouch and nursed him back to health. Now a few months old, he spends days with other kangaroos in the Australian exhibit while recalling his old caregivers who still share milk during coffee breaks.

Salina Kan Percy Rolling Hills Kathy Tolbert

Switched Babies Case Divides Families In Charlottesville

Paula Johnson, who raised Callie Marie, learns genetic testing shows Callie is not her biological daughter. Rebecca Grace Chittum, believed to be Paula’s other daughter, is with the grandparents who refuse certain genetic tests. Families negotiate to keep both girls with current homes while allowing visitation, amid hospital and police investigations into a potential baby switch.

Charlottesville Paula Johnson Callie Marie University of Virginia Medical Center Johnson Callie Rebecca Grace Chittum Calliemarie USA Today Rebecca Patna Johnson Cynthia Johnson Paula Robey

Reno Stands Firm Amid Contempt Threat Over Memos

Attorney General Janet Reno resisted House subpoenas for internal memos on appointing an independent counsel in the campaign finance probe. Rep. Dan Burton’s committee planned a contempt vote, while Reno held a news conference after a raucous hearing. FBI Director Freeh acknowledged a possible conflict for Clinton and Gore.

Washington Janet Reno House Government Reform and Oversight Committee Dan Burton R-Ind Burton Reno Congress FBI Louis Freeh Clinton al Gore Internal Justice Department Freeh Charles la Bella Judiciary Orrin Hatch Utah Henry Hyde Justice Department Campaign Finance Task Force

Campaign finance reform bill fights for survival in House

Backers of a sweeping overhaul pressed to keep their plan alive as House votes on a rival freshman bill could derail Shays Meehan. The Shays Meehan bill would ban soft money to national parties. the freshman measure bans soft money to national groups but allows state party flow. Clinton and Allen, Rhodes scholars, have shown support but have not taken a firm position. Senate leaders vow to block the McCain Feingold plan if House action undermines reform efforts.

Washington House Senate Martin T. Meehan Massachusetts Christopher Shays Connecticut Shays-Meehan Nanigan Ann McBride Common Cause Shaus-Meehan GOP Inc Clinton Asa Hutchingon Tom Allen Maine Kenneth Starr White House Lanny Brauer William Rehnquist Starr Brauer Brever Starr Monica Lewinsky Bedrock Pew Research Center For the People & the Press Betweek IB

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