05 Jun 1995
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1995
Page
1
Liddy argues gun control laws are unconstitutional to ignore, while discussing a franchise milestone. The piece notes Orlando achieving its biggest win to date, propelling the team toward the NBA finals.
Tuesday brings partial sun and cool air while the Syracuse Jazz Fest fills Clinton Square with about 10,000 attendees. Tony Awanis Sunset Boulevard wins seven prizes, including best musical and best actress for Glenn Close. Editorials mark World Environment Day urging individual action.
A Polish development in Semianki 12 miles west of Warsaw begins two wood frame town homes modeled after an American Linbrook Homes project in Manlius. Linbrook’s Paul Baldwin and Ma-Badgley Co.’s Mike Stasin share expertise as Polish developer Leszek Budohoski plans an American style housing wave.
Congress opens hearings into the 33 million member AARP over its nonprofit tax status and commercial ventures. Senator Alan Simpson warns of a vast business empire using nonprofit rules, while AARP executives defend mission focus and member services amid IRS scrutiny and lobbying costs.
In Saginaw Michigan Gerald Leroy Salais 22 is charged with first degree child abuse and exposing a child with intent to injure after placing his 22 month old daughter Jessica in a microwave. Police say the oven was powered on but it is unclear if the cooking button was pressed. the child sustained bruises and was not burned.
Megan Cryer, silent at graduation after principal edited her speech, spoke of a 1992 reported incident involving a 38 year old football player at Martha's Vineyard Regional High School, who harmed her when she was 14. Her friend Emily MacRae read Cryer's message. Keith Devine pleaded guilty in 1994 and received a five year suspended sentence.
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