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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1979
Page
2
Poles poured into Warsaw as Pope John Paul I prepared to return to his homeland for the first time since his election seven months ago. Officials projected up to a million visitors amid extensive traffic controls, transit advisories, and detours designed to manage the nine day papal itinerary.
Prosecutors urged Congress to reject or narrowly limit bills restricting unannounced police searches, arguing such limits hinder warrants. Psychiatrist experts said the issue extends beyond the press, and lawmakers weigh broad protections for all citizens against newsroom only rules amid a 1978 Supreme Court ruling and multiple bill proposals.
A House Agriculture Committee approved a 620 million increase for the food stamp program to avert potential benefit cuts this summer. The panel also backed extending a medical deduction to broaden eligibility, with a 60 plus exemption estimated at 63 million, while noting Treasury costs are uncertain.
Estevan survivors Brent Dyer and Donna Johnson recount eating part of Donald Johnson’s body after their plane crashed May 5 in the White Cloud Mountains. Dyer says they believed it was right and Don would have wanted it, as they pressed on with hope of rescue.
Elisa and Lisa Hansen, 19 months old, are active and aware two days after a 16 hour operation to separate them at University of Utah Medical Center. They remain in critical but stable condition, fed intravenously yet eating some, and receiving pain relief as parents visit for the first time. Doctors and family credit skilled surgery and faith while the parents recover in seclusion.
A 10-year-old girl in Indianapolis gave birth last week to healthy twin girls at Indiana University Hospital. The twins weighed 3 pounds 6 ounces each, were six weeks premature, and are under observation after being born without incubators. Doctors say such a multiple birth by a mother this young is extremely unusual, though 10-year-olds have given birth here in recent years.
The Naval Academy announced an investigation into drug use among midshipmen. As many as 27 students were under consideration and some were kept from graduating as Moorman Arn Bain led the inquiry into marijuana use and related misconduct.
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