Death of Dr Ernest L Boyer at 67 in Princeton
Dr Ernest L Boyer 67 former chancellor of the State University of New York and longtime education adviser died Friday of cancer in Princeton New Jersey He served as U S commissioner of education and led the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching He was named to national education commissions by Presidents Nixon Ford and Carter and helped shape HEW into the Education Department during 1979 transition
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Ames Spy Aldrich Ames Damaged U S Security
Senate Intelligence Committee released a summary of the CIA damage estimate detailing how Aldrich Ames spied for Moscow from 1985 to 1994. He is described as the most damaging spy in CIA history, causing deaths of at least nine U S operatives and crippling operations in the Soviet Union while aiding Moscow’s information campaign shaping security debates.
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Admiral retires after harassment case in Europe
In Washington a senior navy admiral in Europe retires early after demotion and censure for sexually harassing a subordinate with whom he had a two year affair. A Navy review panel found Rear Admiral Ralph L. Tindal guilty of subterfuge fraternization conduct unbecoming and sexual harassment.
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Peres Visits U.S. to Restart Syria Peace Talks
Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres begins a three day U S visit aiming to restart stalled peace talks with Syria. He will meet President Clinton and proposes a three way summit with Syrian President Hafez Assad. Both sides show willingness to revive talks after Rabin s assassination.
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IRA rejects Clinton call for disarmament
Dublin reports the IRA refuses to cooperate with a new international disarmament panel for Northern Ireland. Officials caution the move may affect peace efforts though there is no sign of a resumed campaign. The group is said to possess a large arsenal estimated at 100 tons of weapons.
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Bosnian leaders vow protection for Serbs after long siege
Bosnian President Alija Izetbegovic pledged to safeguard Serbs under Bosnian rule as the city of Sarajevo neared the end of a 32 year battle. Holbrooke pressed for security amid Serb-held areas while a London conference coordinated postwar rebuilding with leaders from about 40 nations.
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Clinton and Dole Enter New Hampshire Primary Race
President Clinton and Bob Dole signed up for New Hampshire presidential primary ballots. Clinton filed for his wife, Hilary Rodham Clinton, who criticized GOP plans on budget, Medicare, and education while highlighting contrasts with the president. Dole touted his lead status and dismissed Clinton budget critiques as politics. A CNN Time poll shows Clinton ahead 53 to 34 percent among voters in a head to head matchup.
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President Criticizes Medicaid Cuts Amid Budget Debate
President outlines budget plan allowing states fixed funding and local control on benefits and eligibility. He vows to veto deep cuts that could deny vital care to children and disabled, noting deficits burden future generations while stressing protection for pregnant women and kids.
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Skeleton finds spark intriguing sad unearthed site
Time discovery of skeletons described as intriguing and sad. Funeral home workers, led by Matt, place each skeleton in numbered caskets. Excavators expect five to fifteen more remains. after soil cleanup, bones will be laid to rest together in a common grave at Loomis Hill Cemetery on Howlett Hill Road in Onondaga.
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Gunman Turns Freddie's Fashion Mart Into Death Trap
In Harlem a white owned Freddie's Fashion Mart became a fiery death trap as an armed gunman stormed the store on 125th Street near the Apollo Theater. Eight people died from smoke inhalation, including the gunman who appeared to shoot himself. Police tied the attack to months of protests over the store's eviction of a black owned shop, with officials noting threats to “loot and burn” but no direct link proven.
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