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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1993
Page
6
A researcher warns the hantaviruses carried by rats will likely cause new infections nationwide after at least 16 deaths in the Southwest. Virologist Stephen S. Morse notes five similar cases in California and CDC reports viral genetic material in two Southwest victims.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled 6 to 2 that Madison High School officials acted legally in 1990 when they searched lockers for guns after rumors of a planned shootout. Aide Nathan Shoate opened nearly 100 lockers, uncovering a loaded revolver and cocaine, leading to a delinquency finding for a 15 year old.
Police report a 91-year-old woman Irma Awin Eisenstidter was locked in a bathroom by her son Edgar Awin 60 who taped the door and left daily visits to feed her neighbors said he claimed the confinement was for her own good Firefighters opened the apartment at Stand Club in Pompano Beach at about 1030 p.m. Wednesday after a neighbor heard screeches and cane impacts.
The monument near the Capitol in Lincoln Park stands 3 to 4 feet high and about 244 feet wide, shaped as two tablets. It includes the commandments and bears Jewish and Christian symbols.
President Clinton framed his prime time news conference as a sales pitch for his economic program to reduce deficits and boost investment. He touted Senate gains on two fronts, endorsed space station cost cutting, and urged bipartisan support while noting critics and media doubts.
A televised performance by President Clinton drew humor and grace, marking a change after recent missteps. ABC CBS skipped the 8 p.m. news conference live, NBC cut the feed after 25 minutes while CNN aired it, highlighting lighter moments and a joking exchange about a tie.
President Clinton promotes a packed deficit reduction bill aimed at taxing the wealthy and extending spending cuts. Democrats plan a straight party line Finance Committee vote before a full Senate floor clash, arguing the plan asks the rich to shoulder the burden while middle class gains and fuel taxes touch the broader public.
The article explains how the UN and United States sought to undermine Aidid by destroying his base of power and capturing him, with three core UN objectives including seizing weapons caches, shutting his radio, and arresting those who ordered the June 5 ambush. It notes divisions among allies over whether to pursue Aidid directly and outlines possible trial paths while emphasizing avoiding a lone-person focus.
Questions arise who can authorize and prosecute Somalia warlord Mohammed Farrah Aidid as the U.N. Security Council grants powers to Boutros-Ghali. A U.N. statement lists charges including conspiracy and attacks on U.N. forces and civilians. Debates consider an ad hoc tribunal or a high court. Somalia lacks a functioning system for trial. Some propose detaining aboard a ship or at St Helena, site associated with Napoleon.
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