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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1994
Page
6
Thousands of flight attendants claim health damage from secondhand smoke on planes. A 5 billion suit filed by 30 attendants can expand to include up to 60,000 workers. Dade County Circuit Judge Robert Kaye ruled this first US class action allowed against tobacco companies on behalf of non-smokers.
Cape Canaveral Florida former astronaut Robert Crippen director of the Kennedy Space Center and pilot of the first space shuttle flight resigns after 25 years effective January 21. He will pursue a career in industry with no specific plans announced.
About 50 female students occupied the admissions office at Texas Woman's University in Denton on Monday to protest plans to admit men to all programs. The sit‑in lasted about five hours and was to continue through the week, following the regents' Friday decision to end women-only admission.
A Louisiana federal judge ruled the Brady law’s background check requirement is unconstitutional for sheriff enforcement, leaving the five day waiting period and the law intact in eight parishes. The ruling binds only within Western Louisiana.
Two days after Iris Kenna, 58, of San Diego, was killed by a mountain lion, California Fish and Game urged hikers to avoid solo outings and avoid dawn or dusk. Officials advised standing still, throwing rocks, making noise, and not turning away as the danger from lions persists.
FEC staff recommend the 1992 Clinton campaign repay the Treasury a total of $4,073,696 for spending irregularities. Most, $3.44 million, were improper federal matching funds redirected from primary to general, with other improper credits and vehicle losses adding to the total. The six-member commission will vote on the figure Wednesday.
Democrats say no major shifts after Nov 8 results. Bragman notes a need to align government with voters while avoiding punishing the needy. Rangel urges business leaders to help shape education and curricula. Silver defends 94 agenda and $1 billion in tax cuts. party rebuild targets local roles. Lundine and NYC leaders attend lunch. Moynihan misses.
Investigators lack solid leads a year after a booby trapped bag exploded in a Salt Lake City shop injuring a computer repairman. A witness described the bomber as 25 to 30, six feet tall with blond hair and a reddish complexion. The assailant later targeted Charles Epstein and Yale professor David Gelernter, claiming anarchist ties in a New York Times letter, though authorities see no political motive beyond that.
Investigators spotlight an educated loner with a deep grudge against computers as the bomber evolves to more sophisticated devices. Behavioral scientists see the suspect as smart and meticulous while fresh forensic evidence raises urgency in the probe following last year’s explosions. A $1 million reward and an Internet wanted poster support the hunt.
District Attorney Fitzpatrick announced no criminal prosecution against Hunt despite new confessions about undisclosed campaign funds from Veronica Papineau and a $2,000 loan from Kenneth Papineau. Hunt admitted cash and other irregularities in late campaign dealings, including a $15,000 loan from Viassis and his wife, and a $50,000 Papineau loan.
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