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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1983
Page
4
Albany AP report states Cohoes Memorial Hospital was fined $19,000 by the state Health Department for patient bed sores. The hospital pledged to develop a stronger prevention plan to reduce pressure ulcers among patients.
The Hush Puppies Dog returns to Sam Young Shoes at 128 E Genesee St offering mens Hush Puppies shoes for 19.88 with a free plush dog. Customers invited to say hello and have their picture taken with the dog through June 18.
Aviation engineer William Hetrick pleaded guilty in a federal court to six counts of drug and money laundering charges. As part of the plea, prosecutors seek forfeiture of about 450000 hidden in a Caribbean bank linked to his narcotics enterprise while he testifies against John Z De Lorean. The deal drops the heaviest count against Hetrick in the Cocaine trafficking case and could yield a lengthy sentence but with possible lighter guidance.
GE scientists Dr. Ivar Graever and Dr. Charles Reese unveil a tissue culture technique using oil droplets in a watery nutrient mix to grow mammalian cells. The emulsion allows easier harvesting without damaging cells, enabling larger yields for vaccines growth hormones interferon and antibodies at reduced space and time.
Albany reports the state Legislature sent to Governor Cuomo a bill to require manufacturers to replace new cars that are lemons after 30 nonconsecutive days out of service or 18 000 miles in the first two years. If signed, the law would allow refunds if replacements fail, with four repair attempts allowed before replacement and no depreciation deductions for cars under 12 000 miles. Proponents Kremer and Bruno frame it as a major consumer protection step.
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