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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1990
Page
1
Tom Young renewed his term before about 700 people in the Persian Terrace Room at Syracuse Square Hotels. He praised family, thanked friends, and recalled his late father John Rocko Young as he addressed the crowd and joked about trash night.
Arthur J. Shawcross, a 44 year old paroled child killer from Watertown, entered a mandatory innocent plea in Rochester City Court to counts of second degree murder. Police say he admitted killing at least 11 of 17 women in Rochester over the last two years. He is held without bail and will return for a preliminary hearing next Wednesday with possible additional murder charges.
President Bush sends Vice President Dan Quayle on a mission of very important diplomacy to repair relations with Latin nations. He says no deal is sought with Panama's ousted ruler Manuel Noriega while exploring options to help Panama recover from its economic and debt burdens. Noriega is jailed in Miami on drug-trafficking charges and his lawyers push for acquittal.
Police released new composite drawings of a third suspect in the Harris family slayings at 1886 Ellis Hollow Road Dryden. Investigators say the person used the Harrises Visa at Camillus Mall on Dec 23, a day after the four were murdered and burned. Call homicide post with tips to 1 800 752 0671 or 607 273 4671.
Van Buren Town Supervisor Edward Hallenbeck Jr. plans to collect two salaries, one as supervisor and one as town bookkeeper, until a qualified person can oversee finances. He appointed himself bookkeeper and seeks to attract qualified help by limiting pay. The board cut bookkeeper pay to 13 000 and supervisor pay to 16 000 while Hallenbeck searches for qualified staff.
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