15 Dec 1993
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1993
Page
1
Vice President Gore handles discussions with Boris Yeltsin during a visit to Moscow as Vatican Israel pledge diplomatic ties and a U S radiation release in past tests prompts renewed action. Summit pushes a plan to combat breast cancer, signaling broad health diplomacy.
Illinois Appellate Court unanimously refused to compel a 22 year old Chicago woman to undergo a Caesarean. The Pentecostal mother to be at 37 weeks refused surgery to save the fetus, citing her religious beliefs. Doctors argued the operation could save the unborn child while presenting no maternal health benefit.
The Central New York Regional Market Board approved a 41 million dollar master plan for a new baseball stadium, train station, and refurbished market on the North Side. Seven acres near Park Street to be sold or leased to fund upgrades including an 11 million transportation center and an 18,150 square foot passenger facility.
A forecast notes clouds will decrease as sunshine returns with improving conditions. Winds light and temperatures expected to rise through the day, with dry skies and a comfortable afternoon.
British Prime Minister John Major and Irish Prime Minister Albert Reynolds sign a seven page frame work for peace to curb decades of violence in Northern Ireland. They urge IRA to abandon violence and enable a democratic path for all communities amid ongoing diplomatic talks and a Belfast bombing death.
New York actress Myrna Loy, noted for wit and module of liberated wife roles, died Tuesday at Lenox Hill Hospital after surgery following a long illness. She was 88. Loy starred in early American comedies and the film The Thin Man with William Powell, shaping a wide run of sequels and popular titles.
The Oneida Indian Nation sues buyer and seller of 372 acres near the Turning Stone Casino in Verona alleging a concerted effort to block the gate because of ethnicity. The tribe cites state and federal fair housing law violations while Roy Regner and John Winterton discuss purchase dynamics and motives.
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