America speaks on mercy killing poll results
National debate over mercy killing reaches high court as a nationwide opinion poll is released. The Herald Journal reports the public mood on euthanasia and related policy questions.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1990
Page
1
National debate over mercy killing reaches high court as a nationwide opinion poll is released. The Herald Journal reports the public mood on euthanasia and related policy questions.
A lawn party in Greenwich on Connecticut’s Gold Coast drew elite bichon frises and their owners. Max Felberbaum’s tuxedo dog joined nearly a dozen other bichons as guests feasted on meatball biscuits and bone-shaped cake while owners sipped champagne. Mary Walker praised the event as lovely and adorable.
South African President F. W. De Klerk releases 48 political prisoners in a move aimed at paving the way for negotiations between black and white factions and advancing the repeal of apartheid measures.
Dr. Henry Washington cared for Syracuse's black residents for 41 years. On June 24, the community will show its love for him. The planned event honors his decades of service and impact in the city.
Cloudy with showers and highs in the mid 60s. Northwest winds 15 to 25 mph. Night skies remain cloudy with showers and temperatures in the low 50s to mid 50s. Partly sunny periods tomorrow with a high near 70 and a low around 50.
The National Weather Service forecasts variable cloudiness and breezy conditions with a high near 65 and a 70 percent chance of scattered showers. Overnight low 50 to 55. Monday brings similar showers and mid 60s highs, then dry and sunny Tuesday through Thursday with 70s and 80s expected midweek. Mark Weiner reports.
Northwest winds 15-25 knots with showers likely for Oneida and Onondaga lakes. Ontario sees 15-25 knots with 3-5 foot waves and 20-30 knot winds with 4-7 foot waves and scattered showers tonight. St Lawrence reports 10-20 knot northwest winds with showers today and tonight.
Weather details show high and low temperatures for Saturday with long term records. Surface winds reach 18 mph from the NW, rising with altitude to 25 mph at 12 000 ft. Notable June and historical records include highs and monthly extremes across years.
Scattered showers will develop in a cool air mass Sunday afternoon. East of the Appalachians temperatures stay seasonably warm as air descends, with some sunshine from southern New England to the Middle Atlantic States. In northern New England cloudy damp weather persists and heavy thunderstorms sweep off the Southeast coast early Sunday.
Peru's two main candidates Vargas Llosa and Alberto Fujimori vie for the presidency as polls show a split electorate. Vargas Llosa pushes a radical free market program while Fujimori capitalizes on protest momentum and targets inflation and privatization, with debate over potential layoffs.
Barbara Baxley 63 New York actress found dead of heart attack. Alfredo Poveda 64 Quito retired admiral died of heart attack in Miami. Jose Figueres 83 Costa Rica former president died in San Jose. Thomas Sheridan 60 Los Angeles trial lawyer and Kennedy aide died of heart attack. Vasily Kuznetsov 89 Moscow former Soviet vice president died. Toshio Isogai 62 Fiji ambassador to Fiji killed in car crash. Herald Journal news services. Local obituaries page 05.
In New York 1989 Easy Goer defeated Sunday Silence to deny the horse the Triple Crown after wins in the Kentucky Derby and Preakness. The Belmont result shifted the sport’s pacing and left the Triple Crown incomplete for another year.
The Herald American corrects a prior Graduation 90 item identifying Thomas Bell as salutatorian. The proper salutatorian for Hamibal High School Class of 1990 is Thomas Bell. Readers urged to report errors to 470-2265.
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