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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1995

Page

6

Wilkinsburg school board faces contempt over privatization deal

Nine Wilkinsburg school board members defied a judge by funding Private Schools Inc to run Turner Elementary and firing 24 teachers. Judge Judith Friedman ordered reversal and restitution of 1.1 million, with potential dismissal. Case moves to Pennsylvania Supreme Court for Sept. 18 hearing. About 400 students await classes.

Pittsburgh Allegheny County Judith Friedman Wilkinsburg School Board Alienate Public Schools Inc Turner Nashville

One in four children lacks vaccines

A CDC briefing in Atlanta reports about 25 percent of U S toddlers lack immunization against measles mumps and polio despite government efforts nationwide. Fully vaccinated children aged 19 to 35 months hover near 75 percent, stable for two years, amid barriers like cost missed record checks by doctors and parental unawareness of the three shots required for full protection.

Atlanta Walter Orenstein Centers For Disease Control and Prevention

Wallace to retire as fund-raiser on 76th birthday

Former Gov George Wallace, age 76, plans retirement from his Troy State University fund-raiser role by Sept 30. Wallace, who served four terms as Alabama governor from 1963 to 1987, has been wheelchair-bound since a 1972 assassination attempt and now faces declining hearing and eyesight.

Birmingham Ala George Wallace George Wallace Jr Troy State University Troy Troy State Wallace

Dole Maintains Lead Despite Eroding Iowa Poll

DES MOINES Iowa A poll shows Sen Bob Dole still leads the GOP field in Iowa but with reduced support He is favored by 36 percent of respondents down from 51 7 percent in June Gramm trails at 13 7 Buchanan 8 4 and Alexander 5 6 percent with 22 percent undecided.

Des Moines Iowa Bob Dole Dole Senate Kansas Texas Phil Gramm Gramm Pat Buchanan Tennessee Lamar Alexander

Surgery allows victim's mom to have more kids

Edge Smith, known for the Oklahoma City bombing losses, underwent a reversal of a tubal ligation at St. David's Hospital in Austin. A doctor and colleagues donated services, calling it a gift from God. Smith, 23, aims to remarry her ex-husband Tony Smith and have more children.

Austin Texas Oklahoma City Edge Smith Edge Christopher Seeker St. David's Hospital Smith Tony Smith

Threats cost collection agency 11 million dollars

A Texas jury awarded $11 million to a couple after a bill-collecting firm used curses and threats over a $2000 debt. Attorneys criticized the conduct as extreme harassment and violence. The verdict held Household Credit Services of Salinas and Allied Adjustment Bureau violated state debt collection laws.

EL Paso Texas Marianne Driscol Noel Gate Household Credit Services of Salinas Calif Allied Adjustment Bureau

Teacher seeks to train service dog in school

Anne Buchanan of Las Vegas fights to add a golden retriever named Maria as a companion for the disabled in her music class at Clark County School District. The district opposes, citing health and safety concerns and the precedent for other workplaces.

Las Vegas Anne Buchanan Maria Buchanan Huchanan Brian Cram Clark County Nevada Cram

Bosnian troops attack peacekeepers in Gorazde safe haven

Bosnian government soldiers attacked British peacekeepers in Gorazde early today, in a street clash near Sarajevo. Two Bosnian army troops were killed and one wounded. UN officials described the raid as banditry and said a protest would be lodged.

Sarajevo Bosnia-Herzegovina Gorazde U.N Myriam Sochacki Alexander Ivanko United Nations Chris Vernon Sochacki U.S Basha

Brush fire roars near Hamptons destroying homes and station

A massive brush fire near the Hamptons damaged seven houses and a lumber yard, destroyed a train station, and forced evacuations of about 250 people. Gov Pataki declared a county state of emergency as 1,500 firefighters battled the blaze with air support. The fire burned 5,000 acres of dry land and prompted shutdowns along Sunrise Highway and Suffolk County Airport. No residents were harmed.

Eastport Hamptons Beach New York State George Pataki Suffolk County Pataki Long Island Hamptons Sunrise Highway New Jersey

Moon Unification Ceremony Ties 726000 Couples in Seoul

In a rain soaked ceremony at the Olympic Stadium, Rev Moon presided over a mass wedding drawing 726,000 couples, including Marina Gesker and Naoki Kondo. Moon's event marks his 13th mass wedding, uniting people across nations and languages. Couples face years of courtship before cohabitation.

Seoul South Korea Marina Gesker Olympic Stadium Unification Church Sun Myong Moon Korea

Wu release eases chill in US China ties

The expulsion of Harry Wu is hailed as hopeful for strained US China relations and aids Hillary Rodham Clinton's planned trip to a Beijing women’s conference. Beijing’s move follows diplomacy with Secretary Christopher aimed at restoring dialogue on trade, missiles, Taiwan, and human rights while Wu’s case remains legally unsettled.

Washington China Harry Wu Hillary Radham Clinton Beijing Cri Analysis Wu Taiwan United States Clinton Wyoming Peter Tarnoff Warren Christopher Brunei Qian Qichen Tiananmen Square State Department Christopher Beying California Bening Lee Tenghui Cornell University Ithaca

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