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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1997
Page
1
Weather forecast notes for the week with night lows in mid 20s and highs in the 30s to 40s. Wednesday cloudy with a possible sprinkle, low 26. Thursday intervals of clouds and sun, high 36. Friday cloudy to partly sunny, high 44. Saturday mostly cloudy with a shower chance, high 42.
Rochester man James R. Stanback, 28, was charged with first degree murder in connection with the February 23 Syracuse killings. Virginia Hackett, 62, and her grandsons John Paul Jones, 16, and Eugene Jones, 15, were shot. Virginia died at 131% Shennard Street. Eugene and John Paul were treated and released from University Hospital. Police pursued four suspects believed in Rochester. The case relates to a son who was to testify in a Rochester trial in April. James Hackett, 38, was shot in Rochester on February 6, 1996.
Syracuse Common Council approves merging city and Solvay police departments by a 26 to 3 vote despite a prior state court ruling striking down a similar deal with Liverpool. Opponents seek a temporary restraining order and a referendum, while supporters push for progress and a potential public vote after contract satisfaction.
Lottery officials say Saturdays New York Lotto winner pushed the Wednesday jackpot to 45 million. The figure marks the third highest prize in state history, with two prior 45 million payouts and earlier record highs in 1991 and 1994.
President Clinton plans a directive to ban federal funding for human cloning experiments and to seek a voluntary nationwide moratorium until ethical and legal issues are resolved. A White House official said the move follows a Scottish sheep cloning case and recent reports of Oregon researchers cloning two rhesus monkeys from embryos.
Saddam Hussein sues Le Nouvel Observateur over a September article calling him an executioner and monster. The defense urged dismissal and Judge Martine Ract Madoux ruled on April 1 whether the case may proceed.
State agrees not to sell a four acre Camillus forest of historic sugar maples amid Bennett bankruptcy. Thousands of avestors seek clarity after nearly a year with little action in the case. Tim Allen profile notes his Renaissance works and film projects. Commentary includes arguments on cloning and economic clout for African Americans.
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