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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1996
Page
4
The court held that a matrimonial case in Family Division can decide separate damages for injuries in a single action. A woman may now ask the Family Division judge to order a separate suit for damages while the divorce proceeds.
A Broward General Medical Center staff mix up led a woman to breast feed a day old infant born to an HIV positive mother. Doctors warned there is a small risk of HIV transmission but both mother and baby tested negative so far. The attorney said a six month window remains and a suit may follow if unresolved in 90 days seeking 200000.
In a Nebraska death chamber, Joubert, 33, executed for the stabbing and strangling of three boys, apologized in his final statement. He referenced psychosexual fantasies and had previously urged the state to spare his life for research. He mouthed I love you to his girlfriend as the gurney was strapped.
Wisconsin's three strikes law that imposes life sentences after three serious felonies was upheld by a state appeals court. The ruling sets statewide precedent, rejecting a recent Supreme Court decision claim, and allows life without parole for repeat offenders.
Darlene Schwarm, younger sister of Polly Klaas killer Richard Allen Davis, testified she saw her father punch her brother and break his jaw as a child. Davis, 42, was convicted of kidnapping 2-year-old Polly from Petaluma, attempting to molest her, and murdering her. Attorneys seek life rather than death for Davis as jurors deliberate the death penalty.
President Clinton vowed to issue an executive order requiring welfare recipients to work within two years if Congress does not pass a welfare overhaul. Governors support reform but warn current bills cut flexibility and funding. Delta between state waivers and needed rules spurred debate as lawmakers prepare votes.
A Senate Judiciary Committee panel votes to subpoena Anthony Marceca, a civilian army investigator, for testimony and documents after he invoked the Fifth Amendment. Republicans question whether Clinton aides compiled FBI background files on political enemies while the White House defends it as a bureaucratic error.
Bruce Lindsey, deputy White House counsel, denied discussing currency transaction reports with bank officials and conspiring to conceal withdrawals tied to the 1990 Arkansas gubernatorial race. The Branscum Hill bank defendants face charges. Ainley pled guilty to failing to report the withdrawals.
Dr Ruben Cowart of the Syracuse Community Health Center defends Maye and Oatley amid a dispute over a proposed bai t arrangement. Federal investigators and Chenango County officials joined the case, with the focus on ensuring fair treatment and continued patient care for low income residents.
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