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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1981
Page
4
A dachshund named Tootsie traveled 850 miles with her family and surprised them by popping out of a packed suitcase upon arrival. A vet checked her and found her fit, while the dog reunites with family members as they prepare for a farewell homecoming.
Haig asserts he never suggested any arrangement with Nixon trading a pardon for resignation. He argues a tougher line toward the Soviet Union and warns unchecked Soviet power could paralyze Western policy. Senate confirmation looms amid critical scrutiny from Sen. Pell over Haig’s past record.
Bernard C. Welch shaved off all hair on his head and face before a noon lineup for identification by rape and burglary victims in the Washington area. The delay lasted about three hours until a wig and fake brows were located, and police did not release whether witnesses could identify him. A corrections spokesman noted Welch was issued standard toilet articles including a safety razor.
Toronto researchers report experimental insulin pumps provide steady blood sugar control similar to pancreatic release, with improved cholesterol balance and potential to reduce diabetic complications. Yale teams note vein and subcutaneous delivery both effective, with reduced infection risk. Continued studies seek long term safety and artificial pancreases.
Three white Buckeye High School girls ousted from the all white school and not yet registered at the integrated school they were ordered to attend stay secluded amid a federal busing dispute. Principal Waite complains of federal judges running the school as black plaintiffs seek to join actions over desegregation.
The condition of Governor Ella Grasso was upgraded from guarded to serious after an AP report. A Hartford Hospital spokesman said her status softened this morning following news that she had been in serious condition yesterday.
An osteopath, Dr. Franklin Tripp, 69, was freed on a $10,000 bond after being charged with murder in the shooting death of his son Len Franklin Tripp, 29, during a Houston argument over the Houston Oilers coaching changes and star Earl Campbell’s contract demands.
Los Angeles AP reports Matthew Beard Jr who played Stymie in the Our Gang films from 1930 to 1935 died at 56 after a stroke. Beard found unconscious at his apartment and died yesterday at County USC Medical Center, with agent Helen Barkan confirming details and his derby hat as a signature hallmark.
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