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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1992
Page
8
Albany proposes a bill requiring ignition interlocks in cars for repeat DWI offenders before a conditional license. The device costs about 500 dollars and blocks starting the car if the driver is intoxicated. The measure aims to extend a three year pilot program set to expire July 1.
Salamanca report states the Seneca Nation paid each of 11 adult members $2,000 this weekend from a $60 million state and federal settlement over past inequities in lease payments on tribal land. New York chipped in $25 million as the first installment. Governor Bush signed the 1990 Seneca Nation Settlement Act mandating lease renegotiations.
An outbreak of suspicious fires strikes several midtown Manhattan hotels over nine days as the Democratic National Convention nears. No major damage or injuries reported. Hotels named include the Sheraton New York, Parker Meridien, Omni Park, Milford Plaza, and Ramada Inn near Madison Square Garden. one fire occurred hours after a Clinton fundraiser.
Ronald Miskall a 40 year old London businessman was found dead in his Ameritania Hotel room on Broadway and West 54th Street police said he had facial cuts and bruises Detectives awaited autopsy results and toxicology tests with final findings expected by midweek Ellen Borokave of the medical examiner's office said tests were ongoing Authorities identified Miskall as the deceased visitor noting he had been in New York on business.
Buffalo a Roman Catholic bishop denied reports that the diocese kept secret accounts and hid information about large donations. In an open letter, Bishop Edward D Head rejected accusations of secrecy and manipulation and urged transparency to reassure parishioners.
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