Mandela Boycott Sparks Lawmakers' Anger
Lawmakers express anger as African leader backs radical regimes. The dispute centers on foreign policy and perceived alignment with controversial governments.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1990
Page
1
Lawmakers express anger as African leader backs radical regimes. The dispute centers on foreign policy and perceived alignment with controversial governments.
Eight Operation Rescue protesters including three men and five women vow to stand by their beliefs after losing an appeal to stay out of jail. Each faces 30 days for picketing Planned Parenthood property on July 6, with a minister, pastor, substitute teacher, waitress, and secretary among them and one planning a jail sermon.
A North American survey shows lobbyists rely on entertaining lawmakers to sway policy. Critics argue meals influence votes, while lobbyists claim spending supports relationships and access. The Associated Press notes laws vary and lack oversight across states.
A weather brief notes cloudy skies with a 40 percent chance of isolated showers or a thunderstorm tonight and again on Wednesday. Gusty winds and brief downpours possible in some locales as a sign of unsettled conditions.
County moves to mandatory recycling starting Sunday making Onondaga the 11th New York county to do so and one of the state’s largest communities pushing to cut trash by about a third or 300 tons daily. Debra Young notes leadership while critics say the county lacks funding and personnel for outreach.
The United States orders Peace Corps staff to evacuate and report to Manila amid credible reports that the New People’s Army plans attacks on volunteers. Ambassador Platt delayed public notice. 261 volunteers may not return to rural posts.
Anti-nuclear waste groups demand specifics from state police about which organizations allegedly threatened Gov. Mario Cuomo. State police had claimed that groups opposed to New York low level radioactive waste site selection threatened to send radioactive pellets to the Executive Mansion, according to Fred Bateman, executive director of Cuomo's security detail.
In a sworn affidavit, Governor Cuomo security chief Major Martin Burke claims no group is linked to threats amid a lawsuit by the Herald Journal against the Cuomo administration seeking records. Deputies say the claim appears a smear while officials refuse to comment on security matters.
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