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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1997
Page
4
Angeles police officer Tom Redshaw lunged to grab an unidentified woman who leapt from a five-story building Thursday. Redshaw and colleagues hauled her to safety, averting a possible death.
James M. Thompson, aka IT Colfax, admitted stealing a morgue logbook page about JonBenet Ramsey, then allegedly tried to burn the Ramsey residence. He tied to set fire after spending the night on the property, police say. He faces first degree attempted arson and trespass charges and is jailed without bond.
CDC reports 87 needle exchanges in 71 cities during 1995 96, up 245 percent from 60 programs in 46 cities a year earlier. Beth Israel researchers note programs in 28 states, with California Connecticut New York and Washington hosting most exchanges and San Francisco handling over 14 million needles last year.
The CDC announced that a cold-loving bacterium, yersinia enterocolitica, has killed at least 12 people via tainted transfusions since 1985 and will be reviewed this summer for testing and storage changes. The bacterium also infects unpasteurized cheese and undercooked meat, causing fever and breathing issues.
Federal Judge June L Green denied unescorted family visits for John Hinckley claiming he failed to prove he would not endanger himself or others. Testimony from pharmacist Jeanette Wick cited stalking concerns and Hinckley’s long confinement since the 1981 assassination attempt on Reagan and related shootings.
Central New Yorker Travis, honored at a General Assembly ceremony, has guided the Exploring Your World program for 27 years. She built a church backed effort improving Sunday school attendance and education for at risk children, overseeing after school and summer programs and a $112,000 budget with First Presbyterian Church funding.
congressional debate focuses on a proposed nationwide settlement ending 40 state Medicaid lawsuits and 17 class actions. The plan would fund anti smoking efforts, raise pack prices, and cap future suits while boosting stock and industry taxes. Senate action and Sabbath observances loom over final agreement.
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