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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 2001
Page
4
Myrna B Shure of the University Hospital Philadelphia says teens may view testing as preaching not trust. She notes parents aim to understand behavior while teens worry about loss of privacy and control.
NASA delayed the Atlantis launch to allow extra booster inspections. Electrical cables aboard the shuttle were tested after concerns, requiring the craft to return to hangar for more analysis. The delay pushes Destiny flight readiness and likely shifts Discovery’s March schedule.
76 year old Lauren Whiting and 28 crew members sailed a degraded LST from Greece to Mobile to be turned into a floating museum. They paid their own way and $2000 each for the voyage, facing rough seas and a skeletal crew yet avoiding injuries. Whiting recalls the four month cruise, the near-miss weather, and the ship's return as the best part of the effort.
The Miller home in Corning had at least four prior vehicle strikes in the last decade officials said. Julie Miller 41 was killed when a 1997 Ford Mustang driven by Jorge Bueno jumped the curb and crashed into her bedroom. Bueno faces second degree manslaughter and DWI charges.
Herald Journal corrects the victim name in a Cayuga County Court fatal crash case. Aaron G Miller is the correct name. Mary Lou Lorch is Miller's aunt. Contact Tim Bunn about coverage errors. delivery and customer service details are provided.
The boy Ryan Patrick Greene, abducted in 1987 at age two, reunited with his father Daniel Greene and stepmother in Newbury Massachusetts after a nationwide manhunt. Suzanne Hirsch, the mother, contemplates suing Greens relatives for damaging her relationship with her son while the father and his family face kidnapping charges. The couple remains free on seven dollar bail in New York and are due back in court Wednesday.
New York City police commanders must attend community meetings and reach out to residents under a program announced by Mayor Rudolph Giuliani and Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik. The effort aims to repair trust after past abuses and improve morale in the 41,000-member NYPD. The plan includes recognizing officers who engage well with the public and staffing precincts with greeting officers, with a consultant to study public opinion.
Investigators described a confrontation aboard a Carnival Cruise Line voyage involving Hepner and Brown. Hepner reportedly climbed over a railing after an argument, fell into the water, and died. A Carnival spokesman confirmed a 21 age policy detail.
Closing arguments by attorney David Rudolf challenge the state's theory that Carruth arranged a contract hit to avoid child support. He urged jurors to focus on statements by admitted triggerman Van Brew Watkins that would clear Carruth, asserting the shooting was an act of random rage by Watkins and not connected to pregnancy or hiring. The prosecution had argued the 911 call implicating Carruth supported a first degree murder conviction.
About three dozen correctional officers held a candlelight vigil near Houston and planned lobbying to state lawmakers for higher pay and improved working conditions. They cite a prison break at Connally Unit as evidence of guard shortages and link it to low salaries for roughly 23,000 Texas guards.
TRYING Texas police investigation escalates as seven escaped convicts linked to a Christmas Eve holdup are sought for killing a police officer. The FBI increases the total reward to 1.18 million dollars, with $740,000 added to the existing $300,000.
James Robert Thomas 25 and Willie Lee Hoffman 21 broke from Oklahoma State Penitentiary by removing toilets and crawling through an air duct. They reached the roof and climbed two razor wire fences around Unit 5. A third inmate was captured. Authorities suspect a car stolen in the McAlester area aided the flight.
Houston based Dynegy Inc warns it will sue California’s two largest utilities, Southern California Edison and Pacific Gas & Electric, to collect due payments within five days or pursue involuntary bankruptcy proceedings. State lawmakers rush temporary crisis plan to buy and sell electricity to utilities, hoping for better prices than the utilities. PG&E and SoCal Edison report billions lost from wholesale price spikes and deregulation effects.
In Toole, Utah a twin engine plane returning from a weekend skydiving trip to Nevada spiraled into the Great Salt Lake. Searchers found seven bodies while two were recovered later. Parachutes and clothing were seen as the wreckage surfaced. Duck hunters along the shore reported debris and life gear.
In Oakland, police say two officers followed procedures when they shot and killed undercover colleague William Wilkins 29 last week. Lt Paul Berlin announced a review of undercover operations as Scarrott 23 Koponsa 29 fired 31 shots during the incident.
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