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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1996
Page
4
Massachusetts high school may not ban a T shirt bearing the slogan Co ed Naked Band Do it to the Rhythm as long as no disruption occurred. The state Supreme Judicial Court said the ban was not justified though the ruling is not binding on lower courts.
A Minnesota court upheld Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota's right to sue tobacco companies for misleading advertising. The ruling follows a state attorney general suit, with health insurers pressing for a decision amid decades of alleged public deception by the tobacco industry.
Amanda Wallace, 31, received life with no parole after a judge found her responsible for tying a cord around her 3 year old son Joey’s neck in 1993. The case prompted state child welfare reforms after workers were dismissed for releasing the boy from foster care despite psychiatric warnings.
A Thursday afternoon tornado ripped through Cimarron New Mexico leaving about fifty shattered buildings at the base of a baseball field and a demolished post office. Six people were injured as guns clothing dishes and furniture lay scattered. Vehicle debris hung in the air and insulation puffed from treetop pockets. Local resident Bob Wildhouse recalled hearing a roaring sound and initial disbelief at a tornado in the region.
A Malibu judge will decide Monday if actor Robert Downey Jr should enter a locked rehab program or serve time in Los Angeles County Jail. Downey, 31, has had three arrests this year for drug-related offenses and has failed prior treatment attempts, prompting the court to consider jail to impose a serious consequence.
Investigators say a bomb is the likeliest cause of TWA Flight 800, with mechanical failure greatly reduced as a possibility. Black boxes from the Paris-bound jet are being tested, while tighter airport security and new family outreach measures are announced by President Clinton after the crash that killed 238 people.
Pathologists from Cayuga County and others assisted in a large autopsy effort for a deadly crash. Janice Ross and Dr. Michael Baden joined, with five extra pathologists splitting time between victims and local residents. The team pursued careful, evidence focused examinations amid long hours and distress for families as autopsies continued into the night and into the next day.
President Clinton orders tighter security on all international flights. FAA ends curbside baggage check-in and expands preflight inspections of planes and carry-on bags. Travel may face longer lines and higher costs. Gore to lead rapid review of new security tech. Polls show travelers ready to pay more for safety.
Bee Passengers urged to arrive early, check in luggage, proceed promptly to the separate gate, present photo ID, and avoid relinquishing bags to strangers. Be ready to answer security questions and open bags for inspection. ensure identification matches baggage.
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