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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1992
Page
4
In Cincinnati the Ku Klux Klan did not erect a 10 foot cross on Fountain Square, avoiding a clash with hundreds of protesters. The group won a city permit using the same religious freedom argument used by a Jewish group to display an 18 foot menorah, and has more than a week to act.
Salvation Army volunteers remain a holiday sight but many shopping centers, including Sooner Fashion Mall near Norman Oklahoma City, have silenced the bells. Marketing manager Claire McLinn says the bells wear on shoppers and staff.
In Fifteen Holler Kentucky a court dispute grows over Jerry Belcher visiting the grave of his 12 year old daughter Melissa Ann Belcher on a plot owned by his former sister in law Patricia Brenham. Belcher has erected a shelter at the pink granite heart shaped marker. Melissa died in 1982 of kidney failure. He visits two or three times weekly. Brenham warns she will press trespassing charges if the visits continue.
In Fond du Lac Wisconsin a Capuchin brother faces sex abuse accusations prompting suspension after being fired and rehired in 1988 the Capuchin Province head said the priest is among at least six accused by eight former students in a Milwaukee Journal story.
Transition sources say President-elect Clinton has chosen Dick Riley for education secretary and Hazel O Leary for energy secretary. O Leary would be the second woman in his Cabinet, with Donna Shalala already named to health and human services. Clinton aims to complete eight Cabinet slots this week as he and his team prepare the federal budget, while navigating questions over timing and diversity.
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