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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1997
Page
1
Wayne County Fatal confrontation ends when state police shoot and kill an armed man after a standoff. Authorities say investigators are reviewing the incident while residents remain shaken. Abortion debate heats as the State Senate approves a ban on certain late term procedures, triggering further controversy.
Weather report lists Good Evening Monrow 32 to meet with mostly cloudy skies. Weeneebay experiences cold with snow showers and lake effect snow. Truredbay shows clouds with limited sunshine. Fbay forecasts cloudy, breezy conditions with a chance of showers or rain. Saterbay is windy with clouds and possible snow. temperatures range from highs near 37 to lows from 19 to 24 degrees.
A loud dispute over a withdrawal plan has intensified tensions in the region, fueling a crisis that endangers any progress toward peace. Leaders warn that the step could destabilize negotiations and trigger renewed clashes, drawing in allied powers and regional actors.
Wayne County man Thomas E. Tolleson, 66, of 929 Filkins Road, was shot to death by state police after holding officers at bay for more than four hours. Authorities said he pointed a 12 gauge shotgun and threatened to shoot, stopping talks by 7:30 p.m. He walked out at 9 p.m. and leveled the gun at troopers before two officers opened fire. Tolleson died at Wayne Community Hospital. Neighbors described him as a retired electrician with serious health problems.
Notorious figure from local news bound for a life change is overtaken by fatal events. Markets show Niagara Mohawk shares tumble while the Dow Jones climbs to an all time high.
SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry studies Native American farming, fishing, and healing knowledge under a USDA program. Professor Robin Kimmerer leads a 25-student course blending rituals and oral history with modern resource management to explore millennia of indigenous techniques and their relevance today.
The special narcotics prosecutor said authorities seized 3,586 pounds of cocaine packed in carrots inside a tractor-trailer at La Guardia Airport. Nine alleged members of the distribution ring were arrested and held without bond. The haul, linked to two February busts, was called the biggest New York drug seizure of the 1990s.
A Pediatrics study tracking 11 654 people in a Louisiana town finds overweight rates rising from ages 5 to 24 over 20 years. In 1973 about 15 percent were overweight. by 1994 that rose to 32 percent with the 1994 group averaging 7.48 pounds heavier, and the middle age group showing the largest gain at 12.3 pounds.
Onondaga County allocates 3 million dollars for park maintenance across multiple sites while Learning Beyond Boundaries prepares a trip to an Indian nation in South Dakota. OSHA proposes a 123000 dollar penalty for Oberdorfer Industries of DeWitt for safety violations.
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