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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1990
Page
6
A 30 year old Jehovah's Witness, Joanne Mangione, died at Sisters Hospital in Buffalo on Thursday after the hospital agreed not to administer blood transfusions. She died at 3 30 p m from pneumonia complications, according to spokesman Dennis McCarthy.
A Manhattan judge suspended El Sayyid Nosair's bail set at 300000 for the slaying of Rabbi Meir Kahane. A new hearing was ordered as Manhattan District Attorney Morgenthau noted the suspension and new bail arguments were scheduled for Monday.
Albany reports that a state appeals court allowed a new Catskills park plan in Sullivan County to proceed after finding New York DEC review acceptable. Local opponents sued over eminent domain for land and hunting rights at Never Sink Gorge and pledged to appeal the Appellate Division ruling.
In Salamanca near Buffalo a group of residents conceded defeat in the first round of a bid to overturn the city’s new lease with the Seneca Nation. The tribe claimed immunity from federal court jurisdiction, and attorney Jennifer Coleman withdrew her motion for an order requiring new leases for all residents by February 19. The Senecas say they will not offer leases to those who sue, risking hundreds of opponents missing out on new terms.
Brooklyn District Attorney Charles J. Hynes said there was a lack of legal evidence to file a criminal complaint after a 3-year-old identified Lloyd Flowers as the gun owner. Flowers, 27, a building superintendent on Argyle Road, had faced counts of criminal possession of a weapon and endangering a child and was released.
Federal and state prosecutors may file additional charges in the embezzlement case of fired Police Chief Gordon F. Urlacher. He was indicted on federal counts for misapplying and embezzling more than $150,000 from the city police department drug evidence funds over the past three years. The funds were kept in Urlacher’s office safe and not audited since 1988.
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