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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 2000
Page
4
A judge preserves an unconventional custody order involving a boy named in the case. The ruling affirms the existing arrangement, with the child remaining in the specified guardianship setup.
Daniel Hernandes defended Leleeu At fisteaye in a case tied to espionage allegations. The grand jury indictment dated June 14 accuses him of photographing security documents and relaying them to KGB agents via Soviet defectors.
A Memphis man, Reginald Davis, 40, opened fire at One Source Industries in Olive Branch after being fired a week earlier. He wounded supervisor Taxisha Stephenson, 24, who had a restraining order against him, then fatally shot himself. authorities say the incident occurred in a plant crowded with workers near an industrial park.
Seattle police say a fired UW resident physician Jian Chen shot and killed Dr. Rodger C. Haggitt, 57, director of pathology at UW Medical Center, then killed himself in the university office. Campus staff heard gunshots as both men died, a handgun found nearby. Chen had been at UW about two years.
Coroner's office broke open a concrete slab and found the body of a 3 year old girl believed to be the missing child of two suspects Randy Fi and Rakiesha Scott both 22 arrested on murder charges. The car with the concrete filled box was hidden behind a relative's home. The grandfather tipped deputies who learned the child died in a bathroom accident months earlier.
An unemployed El Salvadoran man Nelson Antonio Escolero, 40, held Archbishop Patrick Flores at a San Antonio site using a grenade device. Police say the suspect demanded relief over potential deportation stemming from a suspended license and back problems. authorities secured the release of Flores unharmed.
About 800 classmates greeted Elian at Havana's Jose Marti International Airport as his family arrived from Florida. The scene was low key with no speeches, and Cubans watched on TV as Elian, aged six, was welcomed by relatives. Officials promised two to three weeks of state activity before his return to Cardeñas, while Castro noted no end to broader U.S. policy pressure.
President Clinton tempered expectations for a broad shift in U S Cuba relations as Elian Gonzalez returned to Cuba. He cited the need for a bipartisan change in Washington and criticized limited travel and financing terms tied to a rare food and medicine sales pact. Analysts noted anti Castro groups' waning influence but warned major policy shifts remain unlikely without Castro's cooperation.
In Little Havana the Elian Gonzalez saga eased as the six year old left Washington with his father. Relatives seek privacy after a tense, protest-filled period and a calmer crowd dispersed at the bungalow.
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