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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1998
Page
4
Former Boston mayor Ray Flynn, back from the Vatican ambassadorship, announces a governor run despite a $365000 debt and allegations of heavy drinking. He cites working-class roots and spurs a rally at Florian Hall in Dorchester where he built his political base.
Dozens of white sided dolphins stranded by stormy seas and unusually high tides have died on Cape Cod beaches. By Thursday at least 35 were euthanized or died from exposure. Rescue workers from the New England Aquarium, Center for Coastal Studies and International Wildlife Coalition aided efforts as more animals were found.
Bobby Brown cried as he was ordered jailed for five days after a 1996 DWI crash in Hollywood Florida. His wife Whitney Houston sobbed in court as Brown faced a guilty verdict and was ordered to undergo drug and alcohol treatment with blood alcohol above 0.2 percent and drugs detected.
Ricky Lee Sanderson, 38, was executed by cyanide at Central Prison after confessing to abducting and murdering 16 year old Sue Ellen Hollman in 1985. Prosecutors say he held the girl against her will, dug a grave, and killed her during a drug-linked crime. The case led to the release of a man previously held as a suspect.
Jaime Borushaski 24 was found guilty of two counts of first degree murder for helping her husband and another man plot the 1996 Iowa State Fair killings. Prosecutors said she sought wealth amid financial trouble. jury deliberated 17 hours over three days. She faces life without parole. sentencing date not set. Defense plans an appeal.
Astronaut David Wolf nears Earth after a four month stay on Mir undocking from the Russian station and orbiting around it aboard Endeavour. He looks forward to meeting his girlfriend and enjoying pepperoni pizza upon landing at Kennedy Space Center Florida. Andrew Thomas, Wolf's Mir replacement, waves goodbye as the two craft part after five days linked while 9,600 pounds of gear were exchanged including an air conditioner and spare computer.
Judge Joe Drago ruled that the written confession by former Naval Academy midshipman Diane Zamora to police was freely given and not coerced. Zamora and Air Force cadet David Graham face trial for the 1995 killing of 16 year old Adranne Jones as prosecutors allege jealousy over a past relationship. Opening statements set to begin Monday in Fort Worth.
Tripp alleged Lewinsky detailed the relationship with President Clinton in hundreds of hours of conversations and witnessed calls and gifts. The White House immunity talks with Starr stalled Thursday, leaving Lewinsky’s fate uncertain and leaving open the possibility of perjury or obstruction charges.
Women voters, more than men, back President Clinton as he faces allegations of a sexual relationship with a former White House intern. A CBS News poll shows 73 percent job approval, with analysts noting female loyalty stems from policy support, party ties, and support for Hillary Rodham Clinton’s influence.
The article surveys rumors about a White House Secret Service witness and a stained dress, noting Starr subpoenas to agents, Ginsburg denial, and claims of phone sex tapes. It mentions coverage from Newsweek and NBC Meet the Press, plus talk of possible adviser resignations.
FBI agents arrested Buddy Hall and Amanda Tull near St. Louis after a 23 hour, 250 mile kidnapping from Kansas City, Kansas. The infant Carlie Shockey is expected to be reunited with her mother Trish Shockey as authorities pursue federal kidnapping charges.
January 38, 1993 report cites key researchers like Angela Christiano of Columbia University discovering a hairless gene tied to alopecia universalis. The finding aims to guide future cures for common baldness while detailing how the gene governs hair follicle activity and related genes.
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