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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1994
Page
4
Dr Jean-Paul Gonzalez, third global case of Labia arena virus, was discharged after Aug 20 hospitalization following the Aug 8 lab spill. He contracted the rodent-borne virus while cleaning tissue culture at Yale School of Medicine. Prognosis is good.
A former NIH immunologist in Baltimore was ordered to pay 5000 for intentionally killing genetically engineered cells developed by a colleague. Prosecutors said Monday the case marks the first use of conversion law in relation to engineered cells. Assistant US Attorney Donna Sanger noted that conversion typically involves diverting benefits, and the judge held Dr Prince Kumar Arora prevented a fellow researcher from using the scientist’s cell line.
Four suspects Benjamin H Brooks 27 of New Haven Indiana Frederick J Treesh 30 of Waterloo Indiana Treesh s common law wife Keisha Harth and Anthony Washington face multiple charges in a multi state crime spree that included bank robberies video store holdups and carjackings. Two people were killed and two injured as a security guard at an adult bookstore was shot during a police chase ending the spree.
Two Southeast Missouri State University students pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and hazing in the death of a fraternity pledge. Mikel Giles and Cedric Murphy received probation and community service for involuntary manslaughter and short jail terms for hazing. The case involves the Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity and the February 15 initiation death of Michael Davis with multiple pledges and alleged abuse during the ritual.
Gov Pete Wilson signs a measure that permanently revokes teaching credentials for educators convicted of felony sex offenses or distributing drugs to minors. Previously some felons could have credentials restored after one year. The law applies to California classrooms and strengthens teacher vetting nationwide.
A Atlas rocket launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base carried an $84 million Defense Meteorological Satellite Program weather satellite into polar orbit at about 526 miles. The launch was successful and the satellite is functioning normally, replacing an older unit near the end of its 27 month operational life.
In Irving near Dallas three gay men were killed in separate stabbings over the past year, with a suspect charged in one case. In Houston four football stars face murder charges in a July nightclub killing of a gay man as gay-rights leaders press for stronger police protection and tougher bias crimes penalties amid renewed hate law questions.
Police report shows Seedy side near the Fair with marijuana arrests at a Willie Nelson concert and a string of minor drug offenses. A Canadian man, Frank Charlebois of Welland Ontario, faced felony forgery charges after attempting to buy a chain with a forged traveler's check at a local stall.
Niagara Mohawk teams staged a dramatic Live Line demonstration at the Fair featuring a wood squirrel dummy and hot sticks to show electrical dangers. A crowd of about 100 watched as a simulated accident sparked a power outage and safety tips prevailed. Two youths were arrested for stealing golf carts, and a student’s purse containing 400 dollars was recovered within 15 minutes after being left on a car at Oswego Fairgrounds.
Syracuse resident works as administrative assistant in the Office of Parks Recreation and Historic Preservation. At the fair she enjoys Italian sausage with green peppers and onions and rides the Himalaya while noting police practice of appearance tickets and delayed court dates hinting at Labor Day gaps.
Early indications suggest job security at Martin Marietta plants in Utica and Electronics Park as Lockheed merger discussions unfold. Officials say little overlap with Lockheed’s core radar work, while noting possible consolidation to eliminate duplicate costs and a complementary fit for Central New York operations.
Los Angeles defense for O J Simpson seeks access to personnel files of detective Mark Fuhrman accusing him of racism and lying while Fuhrman’s attorney argues the move would inflame the case. Judge Lance Ito ordered more written arguments before ruling on releasing confidential records of Fuhrman and three other detectives.
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