24 Jul 1989
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1989
Page
1
Washington scientists spar over a theory that humans and bats are distant cousins. Dr. John Seidensticker, a bat expert at the National Zoo, calls the idea intriguing but not fully convincing. Smithsonian researchers largely doubt the link as brain studies offer limited support.
Jeanette Brasher, 55, living in James Square Health Care Facility on a ventilator, in her room runs a 24 hour store with Calorie Life products, snacks, hosiery, and small items. Homer Doty died before seeing Brasher’s dream of a ventilator-free store. VIP group planned next month to support her effort.
Tokyo Prime Minister Sou suke Uno will resign after his scandal plagued party lost control of parliament's upper house for the first time in 34 years. The Liberal Democrats saw popularity fall amid the Rameni scandal a new sales tax and farm import liberalization. The Socialist Party surged winning 46 of 126 seats as the Lib Dems dropped to 109.
Investigators extend the search for DC-10 rear engine fragments near Sioux City as infrared cameras scan cornfields sixty miles from the crash site. At Sioux Gateway Airport officials reassemble Flight 232’s tail to determine hydraulic failure and loss of control. In Denver United Airlines leaders urge healing at a memorial service for survivors and victims, praising the community’s prayers and support while noting the loss of colleagues.
Washington officials offered no new details on the espionage probe targeting Felix S. Bloch, former deputy chief of mission at the U.S. Embassy in Austria. Bloch remains unnamed in charges as authorities pursue a thorough inquiry into potential Soviet information passing.
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