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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 2000
Page
4
In Sunbury Pennsylvania a baby girl died from a genetic liver deficiency linked to a condition noted by officials. Authorities said Amish parents will not face charges related to the death.
Maryland authorities chase Joseph Palczynski, an apprentice electrician, in a two day rampage that left four dead and injured a child. He abducted Tracy Whitehead, killed George and Gloria Shenk, shot neighbor David Meyers, and wounded a 2 year old as he attempted a carjacking before Whitehead escaped with the suspect at a motel.
In Bradenton Florida two single engine Cessnas the 152 and 172 collided on a runway causing a large fire. All four aboard were killed. Ground personnel escaped unharmed. The National Transportation Safety Board will investigate the cause. Names of the victims were not released. The airport serves private, domestic, and international flights and handles about 1.5 million passengers annually.
A Missouri man left his running Jeep with his 16 month old son in the back seat while entering a Lee's Summit gas station for gum. A thief drove off with the vehicle but an hour later it was abandoned nearby. the child Collin was found unharmed and the suspect remains at large.
In Roseville Michigan Suzanne Meyers was arrested after failing to appear on a teenage alcohol possession misdemeanor from 1986. Police, clearing backlogged warrants, brought her in. a judge later threw out the charge, noting uncertainty about the incident.
Virginia City Nev. district court limits charges to one horse killed out of 34 shot in December 1998. Apsheny Martino Darren Brock and Scott 22 denied involvement in most killings, facing up to a year in jail and 2000 dollar fines. Dead horses found in a canyon near Interstate 80 stirred national animal activist outrage.
The push for primary election reform heats up as party leaders clash over governor-led changes. McCain and supporters warn reform could redefine control while factions in Pataki Bruno era navigate signature requirements and ballot challenges under New York law.
Bush aides quietly pursue John McCain support while avoiding alienating the Republican establishment. A milestone clash over campaign finance threatens to test Bush's leadership as he balances McCain’s reform agenda with party unity.
The Whitney Museum plans a Hans Haacke work titled Sanitation in a room of the forthcoming Biennial. It features garbage cans with taped soldiers and quotes from Giuliani and conservatives about the Holocaust and museum funding. Giuliani objects that the piece downplays the Holocaust. The show opens March 23.
As Lent begins, church leaders nationwide issue apologies for sins against minority groups and alienated Catholics. Boston and Santa Fe plan services, while Los Angeles and Denver have already apologized. The jubilee year prompts reflections on two millennia of history and faults.
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