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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 2000

Page

8

Kennedy kin to face murder charge in Greenwich case

Michael Skakel, nephew of late Sen Robert Kennedy, is to surrender to authorities in Connecticut over the 1975 beating death of Martha Moxley. Prosecutors conclude a grand jury investigation into the Greenwich murder and Skakel is a suspect in the 1973 case.

Bridgeport Robert Kennedy Michael Skaxel Martha Moxter Hobe Sound Fia Michael Skakel Mnocem Maria County Hobe Skakei Connecticut Skakel Investi Ron Martha Moxley Greenwich Suoort Rushton Skakel Ethel Kennedy Waz Che Weum

Dolphins rescued after second effort off Little Torch Key

Biologists and Coast Guard guided stranded dolphins back to sea off Little Torch Key Florida using bait and escort tactics in a second rescue. A prior attempt failed as some dolphins returned to shallow waters while three more bottle nosed dolphins died, raising total deaths to twenty eight since the strandings began Sunday.

Little Torch Key Florida Keys National ‘Mine Fisheries Service The Coast Guard Line Torch Key

Boy 14 Acquitted In School Conspiracy Case

In Port Huron Michigan a jury acquitted 14 year old Daniel Fick of conspiracy to commit murder in a plan by four Holland Woods Middle School pupils to steal guns and shoot classmates. The boy, 13 at arrest, was the only defendant to go to trial as others pleaded guilty or had charges dropped. Prosecutors cited frightening comparisons to the Columbine massacre. Fick said the group only talked, not acted, about violence.

Port Huron Mich Daniel Fick Fick Holland Woods Middle School Columbine High School Littleton Colo

Survey finds impotence common after radical prostatectomy

In a major study, about 60 percent of men lose erectile function 18 months after radical prostatectomy and over 8 percent have bladder control issues. Janet Stanford of Fred Hutchinson leads the study, with follow ups planned to five years and to assess Viagra effects.

Chicago Janet Stanford Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Seattle Journal of the American Medical Association

Convicted Kaczynski seeks to withdraw plea and go to trial

The federal appeals court will decide whether to allow Kaczynski to withdraw his guilty plea after prosecutors submit briefs within 10 days. The case hinges on whether his mental state defense and self representation rights were improperly denied, potentially affecting the plea’s validity.

Anabamiber Phandoreczynsl Auliyte Batty U.S. Circuit Court of of Appeals Roter Kaczynski Eres Kaczynski

Man executed in Texas for 1991 Cadillac theft and neck break

In Huntsville Texas a man named Spencer Corey Goodman 31 was executed by injection for breaking a woman's neck and stealing her Cadillac in 1991 The crime involved Cecire Ham 48 whose husband managed the rock The execution was the second of several scheduled in Texas that month.

Huntsville Texas Spencer Corey Goodman

Texas A&M bonfire collapse probe hires firms

The Texas A M bonfire collapse investigation panel in College Station engaged Performance Improvement International to search for human error in supervision or organization. Fay Engineering Packer Engineering and Kroll Associates were hired to review design, construction, and coordination data.

College Station Texas Texas A&m Performance Improvement International San Clemente Calif Fay Engineering Packer Engineering Kroll Associates

Debates Shape Iowa Caucus Run, Say Politicians

Campaign debates have framed the political dynamic ahead of the Iowa caucuses. Despite low viewership, experts say debates elevated discourse and let voters observe candidates like Gore Bradley McCain and Bush, shaping perceptions ahead of voting.

Des Moines Iowa Dilbert Mark McKinnon George W. Bush Texas The al Gore Sen Ball Bradley Bradley

McCain fundraising mix widens beyond party lines

McCain moves through New York Boston Greenwich Connecticut and other stops ahead of Iowa caucuses to raise funds from both GOP and Democratic aligned donors. He draws support from Seagram executive Edgar Bronfman Jr and Michael Bloomberg while opposing ethanol subsidies and highlighting campaign finance reform. Bush trails with about 67 million raised by year end.

Washington Iowa John McCain Senate Repubican Senate Commerce Committee McCain Comenon Howard Opinsky Fain Oninsky George W. Bush New Hampshire South Carolina Michigan Towa McCain Bush America Ari Fleischer New York Seagram Edgar Bronfman Jr Center For Responsive Politics Bronfman Bill Bradley al Gore Sen Orrin Hatch Utah R-Ariz Bradley

Rodham Clinton plans to stay with president amid marriage questions

Buffalo report notes Hillary Rodham Clinton expressing intent to remain with Bill Clinton after their public affair, saying they plan to spend the rest of their lives together. The first lady, moving toward a New York Senate bid, also addressed questions about their marriage and anticipated campaign plans.

Buffalo Tost Sane Sommer Taare Tisge Marr Hillary Rodham Clinton Rodham Clinton Bill Clincton A. Té House Senate Wkbw-Tv New York Clintons Westchester County U Jakle Bill White House Monica Lewinsky Jamestown Talk Magazine

First Dog Buddy and the President in Transition

The article portrays President Clinton increasingly isolated in the White House with fewer longtime friends nearby while staff shifts place him in a boss role. Hillary’s move to Chappaqua, late nights at the residence, and a hopeful transition period dominate the scene as Clintons navigate life after the presidency and focus on the 2001 budget, State of the Union, and Middle East talks.

Washington Clinton Sandy Berger Bruce Lindsey White House Erskine Iskine Bowles Hillary Grand Canyon Chappaqua Chappaqua House Rep Charles Rangel New York Rodham Chavon Senate Podesta Capitol

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