22 Feb 1999
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1999
Page
1
Retired Syracuse officer Tommy Seals remains trusting of police amid ongoing questions around his nephew Jonny Gammage death in police custody. The case has stirred debate over policing practices and accountability in the community.
Tommy Seals, retired after thirty years in blue, recalls the code men keep even as he learns of his nephew Jonny Gammage’s death at the hands of Brentwood police. The DOJ says no charges against six officers after a Desperate struggle and a coroner’s ruling.
Washington and New York figures predict a bruising race if Hillary Rodham Clinton runs for the Senate seat opening with Moynihan's retirement. Giuliani says a Clinton bid would sharpen the clash, while D Amato Ferraro and others warn of aggressive media scrutiny and privacy loss.
Albany faces a fierce lobbying war over a 2.6 billion dollar hospital surcharge set to expire this year. Hospitals and workers push to keep the charges for training doctors and caring for the poor, while the Business Council urges elimination or reduction to cut premiums amid debate over Medicaid and Medicare. Senator Kemp Hannon notes unusually intense early year lobbying.
The Herald reports Barbara Walters finished her interview with Monica Lewinsky and ABC must choose air timing. Other items note a new crew docking at Russia's Mir space station possibly for the last time, gasoline prices easing, Desert Hot Springs winning a water taste contest, and Patricia Richardson reacting to the end of Home Improvement.
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