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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1984
Page
1
Paul Daniel Stevens Dees, a senior Baldwinsville Village Board member, died Saturday night in a car crash in Yates County. His daughter Merida remains hospitalized in critical condition in Elora. The page includes editorials and notices across city, state, and national topics.
Hundreds call seeking the artificial heart as hope for life. Dr William DeVries will decide new implant candidates, with medical and size requirements limiting who qualifies. Past applicants from the Clark case faced high death rates. new selections begin despite uncertain outcomes.
NASA scrubbed the debut launch of space shuttle Discovery after a backup computer hung up thirty minutes before liftoff. Launch control spokesman Mark Hess said the decision ended the day’s countdown with engineers seeking a fix for a possible Tuesday morning launch. A six person crew was aboard.
Iraq warned its forces would destroy the Kharg Island oil facility if Iran mounts a ground offensive after hitting the Greek tanker Alexander the Great at Kharg Island. Baghdad accused Iran of new civilian strikes, as Gulf officials fear a final Iranian drive into Iraq.
GAO reports the Pentagon exceeded legal authority by using operation and maintenance funds to train Honduran troops during the Ahuas Tara exercise and notes possible base camp construction violations above 200000. The study supports Democratic charges of reduced scrutiny of the Honduras buildup amid ongoing exercises and base expansion.
Federal official plan restricts burning of waste oil after a survey of 34 reprocessing plants in New York New Jersey and Ohio found high levels of toxins including PCBs. The first phase sets limits on lead arsenic solvents and other contaminants. EPA aims to require cleaner oil before sale for heating.
Police say Patt Ann Wallace, 26, argued with husband Ronald Lee Wallace at an eighth wedding anniversary party in Severn. Wallace, 28, was shot twice and died at the University of Maryland Shock Trauma Unit. An unidentified guest, rushing to the hospital, drove over Albert Schrump, 23, who is listed in critical condition.
Washington AP The Justice Department says the most serious criminals serve the smallest percentage of their prison sentences while less serious offenders stay closer to a full term. Data from 12 states 1977 to 1983 show violent felons spend more time in prison than property offenders. auto theft can reach double the percentage of a homicide sentence. The trend appears universal: more serious offenses yield smaller shares of sentences served.
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