Doctors respond to poll on aiding the poor access
Onondaga County doctors defended their role in improving poor access to care at a news conference. Medical society leaders cited survey results showing most would treat more poor patients, though few volunteered in free or reduced fee clinics. They criticized a Herald American story and a Herald-Journal editorial as misleading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County
Medical Society
Duane Cady
Herald American
Herald-Journal
Patricia Randall
Jamaica
Costa Rica
Debt ridden owner files for bankruptcy of luxury stores
The owner of Bonwit Teller and B Altman, burdened by about 1.2 billion dollars in debt, filed for bankruptcy in U S Bankruptcy Court Southern District of New York. The Hooker Corp American arm owns the stores, anchored by malls like Carousel Center in Oil City set to open next August. The crisis stalls openings at other sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonwit Teller
B. Altman
Marnhondigineg Gascan
Hooker Corp
U.S
New York
Hooker
Pyramid Cos
Syracuse
Oil City
Gene Plant Virus Experiment Draws Media in Geneva
Scientists at Geneva Agricultural Experiment Station released a genetically altered virus to prey on cabbage loopers, the first field outdoor spray in U.S. crops. Cornell virologist H. Alan Wood led the effort amid media lateness, with critics warning environmental risks and legal action if scaled up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
H. Alan Wood
Canada
Geneva Agricultural Experiment Station
Here
United States
Boyce Thompson Institute For Plant Research
Cornell University
Wood
Andrew Krimbrill
Foundation
Cornell
Anthony M. Shelton
Train plunge in Mexico kills 99 in flood damage
Torrential rains loosened the railbed causing a bridge plunge of a Mazatlan to California border milk run train into the San Rafael River near Los Mochis. At least 99 died, 107 injured, with 30 in serious condition, as officials blamed heavy seasonal rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Mochis
Mexico
Mazatlan
California
Iren Dann Calan ‘Af
Panitin Railway
Notimex
San Rafael
Mexico City
Roberto Martinez Maestre
Annkeaman
State
Powell tapped for JCS as youngest, first Black chairman
President Bush names Colin L. Powell, 42, former White House national security adviser, as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Powell would become the nation’s top military officer, succeeding Adm. William J. Crowe Jr. and overseeing about one million troops based in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bush
White House
Colin L. Powell
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Administration
Powell
Reagan White House
William J. Crowe Jr
U.S. Army Forces Command
Fort McPherson
United States
Air Force
Robert Herres
Joint Chiefs
Pentagon
P.X. Kelley
Marine Corps
Kelley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tim Reese
StaNl
Anthony Shelton
Bill Wilsey
Ziggy
Metro
Bouceville
Herald Journal
Mie Ae
TB Ata
Lear
Ay's
Ganley
Joe
Sana Ous
Jon A
The
Associated Press
Jcsheim
Anmatis Oceanarc
Syracuse Herald -Journal
Gary Gerew
John Denny
Denny
Eastwood
Hamilton
Margaret
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!