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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1990
Page
1
The CDC reports a dentist with AIDS allegedly transmitted the virus to a young female patient during a dental procedure two years earlier. The ADA calls the report premature while AIDS activists fear renewed hysteria. evidence from epidemiological work and labs underpins the finding.
Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall says President Bush may have politicized the Souter nomination and that Brennan’s seat cannot be filled. In a Primetime Live interview Marshall, 82, notes he would vote against Bush if he faced election and predicts more minority status on the court after Brennan’s departure. He questions the White House strategy and recalls Reagan’s civil rights stance.
Nine people were injured, at least two seriously, when a van crashed into a bridge embankment on the Thruway near the Salina town line at mile marker 280. The driver, Paul Henderson from Cabot Art, fell asleep, and seven ambulances transported victims to Syracuse area hospitals.
Washington reports that a budget proposal from the Bush administration and senior Republicans would cap the federal deduction for state and local income taxes at 10,000. The change would raise taxes on many upper income filers and is paired with an excise tax hike on wine beer and spirits totaling about 7.2 billion dollars. Officials say the moves aim to salvage a budget deal with Democrats despite expected conflict over taxes.
Senator Packwood says a White House summit led package could include higher taxes on beer, liquor, cigarettes and broader federal fees if negotiators reach an accord by December. He expects Congress to pass the plan once the president signs, disputing talk of looming failure.
State environmental officials cleared the way for Onondaga County to hire planes to drop pesticides over the 7,500 acre Cicero Swamp wildlife area. Activists vow to enter the swamp to halt the project while health officials cite rising mosquito populations and risk from eastern equine encephalitis.
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