28 Feb 1995
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1995
Page
1
A brief forecast lists cloudy cold conditions with a snow shower in spots tonight and Wednesday. Highs range from 25 to 40, with lows from 8 to 20s. An odd line asks how authorities determine justice, attributed to Saundra Smokes on page A12.
Rome Laboratory faces possible closure under the BRAC process following Griffiss shutdown. GLDC official Lee Silverstein said the fate will be announced by Defense Secretary Perry with a commission review to President Clinton by July 1. Local leaders plan a briefing to discuss next steps and keep Rome Lab off the list.
After the Irish Republican Army declared a unilateral cease-fire and Protestant groups followed, life in Northern Ireland shifted. Belfast shoppers crowded Christmas crowds, cross-border travel resumed, and the Europa Hotel reopened after bombings. Yet ambivalence and distrust linger as peace heals slowly.
The White House says Henry Foster did not intend to call opponents of his nomination white right wing extremists. A slip of the tongue led to the controversial line about white extremists during a Nashville church speech, and officials insist Foster spoke mostly from his prepared text.
Gov Pataki may sign the death penalty into law as soon as Wednesday after the Senate approved 39 to 18. The plan would use lethal injection and limit death penalty crimes to police and corrections officers murders, judges and prosecutors murders, witnesses murders, serial killings, murder for hire, terrorist or torture killings, and murders during felonies. A two trial path would have juries first find guilt then decide on punishment with safeguards and a six month charging window.
Syracuse Police Chief Tim Foody blasts County Court Judge J Kevin Mulroy for saying "a lot of people's rights got trampled" during police handling of an assault on Officer Fred Baunee. Mulroy defended officers but critiqued policing during the Gr i swold sentencing, prompting a private exchange of letters.
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