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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1995
Page
7
Greenwich officials and police investigate a racist caption in the Greenwich High School yearbook. Five students’ portraits appeared with the phrase in all niggers and other slurs. administrators say inside jokes and friend captions are common but probe whether students were involved.
In Hoboken New Jersey mayor Anthony Russo is accused by Francis Przygoda, husband of a rival candidate, of slamming into him and having Russo’s sons wrestle him to the floor to seize a disposable camera. Przygoda will file assault and criminal mischief charges.
Florida enacts laws requiring inmates to serve at least 85 percent of their sentences, expanding the prison system and strengthening sentencing guidelines. Governor Lawton Chiles signs but not with his name, while Kathleen Finnegan of Stop Turning Out Prisoners notes fewer victims and punishment of the guilty.
NASA plans a balloon with six red eye images atop Discovery to deter woodpeckers during the move from hangar to the pad. The 46 inch circumference eyes use Mylar reflectors and will be removed once the shuttle reaches the launch site after repairs to the fuel tank.
In Maywood Illinois doctors reported Cardinal Joseph Bernardin had a 20 to 25 percent chance to survive five years after pancreatic cancer spread to a lymph node. A golf ball sized pancreatic tumor was removed Monday and a cancerous diagnosis followed on Wednesday. The 67 year old spiritual leader of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago will receive chemotherapy and radiation to curb recurrence.
In Walla Walla Washington Capt. Tom McKeown found a costumed man in clown makeup in the jail booking area. Samuel M Richardson known as Piggy was arrested on felony forgery and burglary after performing with Circus Gatti at the county fairgrounds. He was to be transported to Seattle for a bail hearing following a tip from Seattle authorities. Detective Tom Bowman noted they aimed to avoid spoiling the children's day.
In Austin Texas Ann Richards recalls inviting Hillary Clinton for a girls night out at Galileo's in Yachington after dinner with a friend. Richards said they sought a third person and joked about Clinton joining them for a multi course meal.
The Evans family in Parish Oswego County waits in Central New York for Kore nte Evans 24 to return home after a rare double liver and kidney transplant on May 21. Her sister and mother describe daily medical progress amid financial strain and public scrutiny over organ allocation. Doctors note the case differs from baseball great Mickey Mantle’s, emphasizing the complexity of double organ transplants and the organ shortage.
World leaders gather for a three day meeting amid tensions over budget plans and Bosnia while Clinton and Japanese PM Murayama prepare for a tense auto trade exchange. Congress pushes blueprints to balance deficits by 2002 alongside broad deregulation bills and anti smut provisions advancing in the Senate. The House weighs a terrorism classification for gun crimes, amid a flurry of legislative action and political maneuvering.
Government forces attack Serb positions 12 miles north of Sarajevo as 15,000 troops mass for a possible assault to break the siege. Serbs demand UN releases four Serbs and 26 peacekeepers held after NATO strikes before any prisoner action. The UN risks efforts to feed Sarajevo amid a general government alert.
Pilot Scott O Grady remains hospitalized after his Bosnia rescue. Doctors and he agree he should remain off duty for several more days before resuming activities. He reported six days in hiding following the incident.
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