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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1989

Page

5

Timber-Owl deal rejected by alliance

Environmentalists conditionally rejected a proposed deal to protect old growth while allowing timber sales. The pact, born from a Saturday timber summit in Salem, sought 15 months of limited logging and ongoing talks to shield the northern spotted owl. Gov Goldschmidt and lawmakers backed the plan, while critics warned interim harvesting could threaten the owl.

Portland Ore Sydney Butler The Wilderness Society Oregon Neil Goldschmidt Mark O. Hatfield Salem Forest Service Bureau of Land Management U.S. House Appropriations Committee Les AuCoin D-Ore Senate

Oil spills melt in Delaware River as tests delay testimony

Heat worsens tanker spill cleanup on the Delaware River Rhode Island Sound and Houston Ship Channel. A seaman refused to testify at the Rhode Island inquiry citing the Fifth Amendment, as investigators prepare grand jury steps. About 310000 gallons ultimately recovered. 106240 gallons salvaged by Tuesday night. Officials seek immunity for the World Prodigy helmsman while three separate investigations proceed.

Delaware Delaware River Rhode Island Sound Houston Ship Channel Rhode Island Texas Philadelphia Coast Guard Narragansett Bay Helmsman Konstaninos A. Paraskevopulos Tn Houston Mason T. Ware Galveston Bay la Porte

New Texas law sparks uproar over crime victim names

A new Texas Open Records Act amendment took effect June 14 allowing agencies to withhold victim identities in felony cases including homicide. Critics call it an attack on information freedom while supporters say it protects victims from harassment. reporters report cases where names were not released, stirring newsroom opposition.

Austin Texas Fred Blair Blair Jack Loftis The Houston Chronicle Chronicle Houston Police Department Amarillo Luch John Hagerty Kfda-Tv

Brouwer resigns as council leader

The Rev Arie Brouwer leader of the National Council of Churches resigns as general secretary a term slated to end in 1991 after a recent near ouster and board agreement The move marks a high profile shakeup in the ecumenical body tracing a decade of declines in membership and funds across 32 denominations and 42 million adherents.

Chicago National Council of Churches Arie Brouwer Brouwer Council Councilleanwverning Board Chirag

Yellow ribbon around Treaty Oak signals crisis in Austin

A yellow ribbon encircles Treaty Oak in Austin as workers battle to save the historic tree from poisoning. Authorities search for a suspect amid possible occult or personal motives, with no motive disclosed. The statement quotes officials noting uncertainty and urging caution while the tree is treated.

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

Smokers group seeks recall of Albuquerque councilman

In Albuquerque, councilor Richard Chapman survived a recall vote after Smokers Rights of New Mexico gathered signatures to challenge his indoor smoking ban. Unofficial results show Chapman winning all 22 precincts. 3,669 opposed recall, 1,359 supported. The ordinance, banning most indoor smoking in public places, carries a $100 fine and takes effect April 19. Dorothy Jameson, a group member, voiced disappointment but vowed continued opposition.

Albuquerque N.M Richard Chapman Eleanor Sanchez Dorothy Jameson Smokers Rights of New Mexico Chapman

Wildfire prompts evacuations near Cleveland National Forest

A 3000 acre wildfire in the Cleveland National Forest forcing evacuations of the Conrail Nudist Camp Ortega Campground Los Pinos Camp facility Morrell Canyon and El Carrizo Village. No injuries or structural damage reported. fire reported around 3 15 p m near Orange Riverside county border according to U S Forest Service official Cele Cundari.

Cleveland National Forest Calif Orange Riverside Cele Cundari U.S. Forest Service Conrail Ortega Los Pin

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