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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1989

Page

4

Timber-Owl deal rejected by alliance in Oregon

Environmentalists conditional on rejecting a pro old growth timber pact after a Salem summit while the timber industry backs a 15 month compromise. Governor Goldschmidt and Sen. Hatfield hailed the plan as breakthrough though critics warn it allows harvests and defers a long term owl protection. Funds for the Forest Service and BLM and urgency from Rep AuCoin push for quick agreement.

Portland Ore Northwest Sydney Buttler The Wilderness Society Ancient Forest Alliance Oregon Neil Goldschmidt Mark C. Hatfield Salem Forest Service Bureau of Land Management U.S. House Appropriations Committee Les AuCoin Senate

Oil Spills Prompt Testimony Refusals and Inquiries

Heat aided oil melt along the Delaware River as crews battled three spills. A seaman at another spill refused to testify, while Rhode Island and Texas inquiries opened into tanker accidents. About 310000 gallons spilled with 106240 recovered. officials pursue cleanup amid 93 degree heat and wildlife risks.

Delaware Seaman A.I Delaware River Rhode Island Sound Houston Ship Channel Rhode Island Texas Philadelphia Coast Guard Narragansett Bay Houston Mason T. Ware Galveston Bay la Porte

Texas opens secrecy for crime victim names sparks uproar

A new Texas law allowing agencies to withhold crime victim identities went into effect June 14, provoking strong criticism from media groups. Rep. Fred Blair defends the measure as victim protection, while critics like Houston Chronicle editor Jack Loftis decry it as a threat to open records. Local Amarillo reports say authorities will withhold names in a fatal car crash under the law.

Austin Texas Fred Blair Blair Jack Loftis The Houston Chronicle Chronicle Houston Police Department Amarillo

Brouwer resigns as council leader of NCC

CHICAGO The Rev. Arie Brouwer, leader of the National Council of Churches, has resigned after a near ouster in last month’s reorganization. He notified the council Monday and will serve until his term ends in 1991. The move comes amid a decade of declining membership, staff cuts, and falling contributions across the 32 denominations.

Chicago National Council of Churches Arie Brouwer Brouwer Chicago Tribune

Yellow ribbon ties to Treaty Oak spark health fears

In Austin Texas a yellow ribbon appeared around the Treaty Oak signaling public concern as workers aid the ancient tree in healing from a poisoning attempt. Authorities seek a single suspect with motives unclear and no identified names.

Austin Texas Jack Siebenthaler American Society of Consulting Arborists Florida The Austin American-Statesman John Jones Jones

Recall Vote Fails in Albuquerque Smoker Group Seeks Ousting

In northeast Albuquerque councilman Chap man defeats recall attempt after Smokers Rights of New Mexico drive to overturn his indoor smoking ban. Final tally shows 3,669 against recall and 1,359 for it. The measure targets fines and enforcement for indoor smoking in public places.

Albuquerque N.M Cue? Cadnailos Innation Eleanor Sanchez Chapman Dorothy Jameson Smokers Rights of New Mexico Smokers Rights

Wildfire threatens camps in Cleveland National Forest

A 3000 acre blaze burned through dense chaparral along the Orange Riverside county line in California, prompting evacuations of the Conrail Nudist Camp Ortega Campground Los Pinos Correctional Facility Morrell Canyon and El Carriso Village. No injuries or structural damage were reported. Fire officials said the blaze started about 3 15 p.m. and is under investigation.

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