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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1995
Page
5
A devastating fire at Malden Mills in Methuen caused mass layoffs and financial ruin for Osiris Tejada and other workers. The blast and sprinkler failure halted operations, injuring 33 and leaving 1,400 out of work. The plant’s advanced polyester fabric job offerings, paying about $12.50 an hour, contrasted with regional averages.
The University of Pennsylvania health system agreed to pay 30 million to settle claims of improper Medicare billing for doctor services. A government audit of 100 patients from 1993 found some charges for unprovided services and billing by residents or student doctors not authorized to bill Medicare.
In Myrtle Beach Briarcliffe Mall ends Santa sits on laps due to a bad leg. Max Gelburd the 79 year old Santa says the weight of children causes pain and the mall cites safety and comfort concerns. He began as Santa in 1993 after his wife Mary died.
DuPage County grand jury adds armed robbery and first degree murder counts to three suspects in the killings of Debra Evans, her unborn child, and two young victims. Prosecutors seek the death penalty for Modell Caffey, Jacqueline Williams, and Severn Ward, with Williams reportedly confessing to the murders to steal Evans' baby.
A Wisconsin judge ruled to cremate Jeffrey Dahmer's brain, denying researchers access to study the serial killer's remains. Dahmer's mother sought release of brain tissue to Jonathan Pincus, but the judge said no. Lionel Dahmer won on appeal, preserving the will's instruction to cremate the brain. Dahmer confessed to 17 killings in 1991. he died in prison in 1994.
The article notes President Clinton balancing Bosnia peacekeeping with domestic budget talks. He spends much time on overseas deployments, meets Panetta and Lake, and keeps in close contact with Secretary of State Christopher. Spokesmen say his focus on troop deployment and war risks shapes daily decisions and public perception.
In Bosnia soldiers face a grave danger from thousands of hidden mines. Estimates suggest millions of mines lie in the area, with only a fraction located and cleared. Activation pressure is noted at about 330 pounds for triggering detonations.
Senate debate centered on Clinton's plan to deploy 60,000 NATO troops to enforce a Bosnian peace as President prepares for Paris. Republicans from the Balkans visit warned against U.S. engagement while White House insists the mission proceeds regardless. Three main options mix funding cuts, constrained military actions, or limited troop deployment with restrictions.
In Paris Bosnian factions meet to chart steps toward a U S backed peace as a 60000 strong NATO force readies to police the accord. A signing ceremony set for Thursday will include Milosevic Tudjman and Izetbegovic with hopes of mutual recognition and end to a 32 year war.
A federal court judge reassigned the Oklahoma bombing case and scrapped the May 17 trial date for Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols. A new date was not immediately set as U S District Judge Wayne Alley was removed due to questions about impartiality from proximity to the blast.
Lee P. Brown, Clinton’s drug policy director, will leave his post to take a teaching and research position at Rice University in Houston. A former Houston police chief from 1982 to 1990, Brown returns to a city where he has been mentioned as a possible successor to Mayor Bob Lanier. He declined to discuss political ambitions.
The White House argues Whitewater notes by William Kennedy are protected by attorney client and executive privilege. Senate subpoenas faced resistance as lawmakers clash over access to Kennedy’s Nov 5 1993 session with David Kendall amid Clinton era investigations.
The House ethics committee said the November 28 1994 meeting between Rupert Murdoch and Newt Gingrich was proper despite Gingrich negotiating a book deal with a Murdoch company. Ben Jones had alleged an unethical relationship, but the panel found no violation.
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