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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 2000
Page
4
A four part examination of land claim disputes begins next Sunday January 23 focusing on the process and the people involved in these controversial disputes. The notice invites readers to follow the series for a detailed look at the issues and stakeholders.
Oakland County Circuit Court Judge Eugene Arthur Moore sentenced Nathaniel Abraham, 13, the youngest American sentenced as an adult for murder, to seven years in a maximum security juvenile detention center and release thereafter. He rejected prosecutors' push for adult-prison time absent rehabilitation by age 21. The judge condemned the national trend of trying younger offenders as adults and urged law changes to restore age-based protections. If convicted again on a separate burglary charge, he faces additional proceedings.
Swiss researchers report in Science that genetically engineered rice with three added genes produces beta carotene the body converts to vitamin A. Called golden rice, it may help reduce blindness in children. adoption hinges on proving nutritional value, consumer acceptance, and breeding into popular varieties.
The Commerce Department awarded patent 6,009,555 as the year 2000s first patent to Leonard Siprut of San Diego for a combination sun visor eye shield for surfers kayakers bikers and other athletes. The note recalls the 1900 first patent to Louis Allard for an early washing machine.
Four toy recall notices warn about about 15 500 miniature skateboard key chains sold with Jamboarder teddy bears from Vermont Teddy Bear Co Shelburne. Wheels may detach creating choking risk for young children. Refund info available at 1 877 293 2327.
Congress plans a managed fare reform with a bill allowing patients to sue HMOs in federal courts after using the plan's review. House leaders back a limited right to sue while opponents push a stronger measure. Senate Republicans drafted a no-right-to-sue version, leaving a conference committee to forge a compromise.
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