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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 2000
Page
4
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Young Lee, 42, a minister's wife, was sentenced to two years in prison for whipping her stepdaughter in Gwinnett County. The 1995 beating left the girl with welts and red stripes, while supporters claimed the act was a traditional discipline method.
A 15 year old boy at Lippman Family Center in Oakland Park near Fort Lauderdale attempted suicide by hanging from a belt at 9 56 p m on June 12. He was found by a roommate, cut down by staff, and remained in a coma at a hospital hours later as police and officials investigate with the Public Defender calling for child welfare review.
The CDC warns vaccines may arrive a month late this fall with potential shortages. Health agencies are told to plan mass vaccinations for November instead of mid October. Production issues cited by Nancy Cox may hinder supply and affect high risk groups first if shortfalls occur.
Three Cook County Sheriff's officers face first degree murder charges for beating inmate Lous Schmoude after an obscene remark by a female officer. The deputies surrendered Thursday and are jailed pending bond. Schmoude, 40, died May 7 after the May 5 incident at the Cook County courthouse lockup. The officers had been suspended without pay.
In Spokane Washington a two year old boy wandered into a parking lot with a loaded handgun. officers disarmed him. The child was placed in foster care by the state Child Protective Services after the incident at La Casa Apartments on Wednesday. The boy’s mother, who was sleeping nearby, told police she did not know where the weapon came from.
Marcus Christian Lellan, 19, was sentenced to eight years in prison for reckless driving and four counts of gross negligence after his Acura, speeding over 100 mph on February 17, flipped and crushed a car, killing three classmates and another man. He had prior speeding tickets in October and January and pleaded guilty to vehicular manslaughter.
In a tense congressional scene Ray Clinton's testimony centers on whether a vice president and White House staff influenced the 1993 firings of seven travel office workers. Hillary Clinton and aides deny directing any action and say the investigation focused on White House staff conduct, not the first lady. The FBI became involved amid rumors of influence, while Foster faced later scrutiny over testimony and contacts related to the case.
Justice official urged Attorney General Janet Reno to appoint a special counsel to probe Vice President Al Gore’s 1996 campaign fund-raising, citing new evidence questioning his truthfulness. Gore has been questioned under oath multiple times, with a recent confrontational interview at the vice president’s residence.
Washington battles over blocking money to pay federal legal costs in the billions‑dollar tobacco litigation. Republicans seek to bar the Justice Department from accepting $12 million from other agencies, risking the suit’s continuation and a veto threat from the White House. The government argues the case costs exceed $20 billion annually in health-care losses, with 2000 2001 DOJ bills around $40 million.
In a tightening race against Bush, consumer advocate Ralph Nader looms as a stronger than expected third party contender. Polls show Nader at single digits in key states, yet he influences Democratic strategy by drawing labor support and complicating Gore's calculations for battlegrounds like Ohio Michigan and California. Hoffa joins Nader at a news conference to press trade and labor issues, signaling growing labor interest in Nader’s platform.
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