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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1998
Page
2
The article details allegations that the district attorney sought state attorney general involvement to probe multiple death cases. It describes disputes over cause of death findings in the Gregory and Maloof cases, firings of medical examiners, and claims of political pressure and improper testimony influencing prosecutions.
Herald Journal reporters and editors pledge accuracy and invite readers to call 470 0011 if any factual inac simicles are found in coverage. The notice emphasizes a commitment to full fair reporting and correcting errors.
Federal agents sought Eric Rudolph as a material witness in the fatal bombing of the New Woman Air Women Health Care clinic in Birmingham. Rudolph, 3], was last reported in Marble North Carolina. A gray Nissan registered to Rudolph was seen leaving the area after the blast. Robert D. Sanderson, 35, a Birmingham police veteran, died. Emily Lyons, 41, the clinic head nurse, remained in critical condition.
January 31, 1998 reporting notes Schumer and Green compete with Geraldine Ferraro for the Democratic nomination to challenge GOP Senator D'Amato. Ferraro, who placed second in a 1992 primary, begins her campaign in early January with a late April FEC report deadline. The New York emissions plan keeps a strict auto rules, requiring 2 percent of cars to be electric this year rising to 10 percent by 2003. Gov George Palak touts the program as the cleanest in the nation, with Maine Vermont and Massachusetts opting out. Also, FDA approves BioPure’s Oxyglobin, a canine blood substitute, raising hopes for human therapy in the future.
Jimmy Carter will enter Emory University Hospital in Atlanta Sunday to be treated for an aggravating and persistent skin rash. The Carter Center said the former president has had the rash about six months and it has not responded to outpatient treatments. Spokeswoman Carrie Harmon said doctors hope a controlled hospital environment will help diagnose and cure the rash and that it is not life threatening.
Sen. Alfonso D'Amato, after spending $3 million in the last six months of last year, reports about $9.2 million available for reelection. On the Democratic side, Rep. Charles Schumer has $8.5 million on hand and New York City Public Advocate Mark Green about $700,779.
Democrats familiar with the plan say President Clinton’s 1999 budget projects a 9.5 billion surplus next year and 218.7 billion in surpluses through 2003. The 1.7 trillion package aims for balance earlier than the 1990s pact, funded partly by tobacco settlement revenues and more than 100 billion in domestic initiatives over five years.
The White House press officer testified as the Whitewater grand jury met for the fourth day. Evelyn Lieberman, former deputy White House chief of staff, denied any improper relationship involving the president and Monica Lewinsky. Weiner, McCaffrey staffer, and others declined to outline immunity decisions or ongoing probes.
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