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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1990
Page
2
Briefs describe Grey Amalgamated Council and local unions meeting separately in Tucson Arizona on Friday to prepare for face-to-face negotiations. Text also notes remaining days and an interstate bus incident with a shattered window along Interstate 75 and Interstate 24, indicating late Thursday events.
WALES Wisconsin teachers used a starter's pistol with blanks to quiet a class at Kentle Moraine High School. Superintendent Ei Friday said no one was injured. The teacher’s name was not released and a disciplinary decision will be considered after a Sunday meeting.
Rep. Bob Raney urged Governor Stan Stephens to declare a state of emergency to probe the Church Universal and Triumphant after hundreds joined a surprise drill near Yellowstone. The county commission was urged to investigate, as Church leaders warned March and April could be dangerous times.
California Overseas Bank pleaded guilty to wire fraud on the same day Imelda Marcos appeared at a final court hearing ahead of a racketeering trial. Prosecutors said the bank partly owned by Ferdinand Marcos opened fictitious accounts to move funds from the Philippines to the United States.
A bomb exploded at a government union office in Luanda killing a 6 year old and wounding five. No group claimed responsibility yet. The attack marks the fourth bombing in Luanda in three months amid rebel threats and a government troop crackdown.
Gov Mario Cuomo vetoed the death penalty restoration bill marking an eighth consecutive rejection. In his Friday veto message he warned that mistakes could lead to innocent execution and called the policy politically expedient and simplistic.
Albany reports the latest draw results with the Daily Number winner 358 and Winkout 2873. Keno numbers drawn include 4 10 1 22 23 25 35 38 39 42 43 44 45 47 59 36 62 63 73 76.
In Batavia or towns across the U S and abroad supporters mark the 23 year captivity of AP Middle East bureau chief Terry Anderson kidnapped in Beirut on March 16 1983. Relatives recall his memories while calls for his release intensify ahead of July reunion. Supporters including Stephen Hawley note his 20 percent of life in chains and ceremonies span Washington Tokyo Lorain Garfield and Cadiz Ohio. Local and national figures urge freedom and aid for all hostages.
The government of President Virgilio Barco protested the U S Coast Guard search of two Colombian freighters Tara and Ciudad de Zipaquira about 125 miles off the Caribbean coast. No drugs were found and Colombia said the Taru was in an exclusive economic zone. Barco spoke with Vice President Quayle after the incidents and Brazil's inauguration.
Moonstone Beach in Connecticut faces a clash over nesting shorebirds. The Fish and Wildlife Service seeks to shield plovers by restricting beach access, prompting divided public opinion from nudists and clothed beachgoers. A fence will extend to the high tide line this season to separate sunbathers from nesting areas.
Stormie Jones, the world’s first heart liver transplant recipient, arrives in a wheelchair at Dallas Fort Worth Airport with a gray koala bear Nathan. She plans to go to bed after a month of recovery and had spent time at Ronald McDonald House in Pittsburgh following discharge from Children’s Hospital. Her prior donor liver failed from hepatitis and virus-related damage, leading to a 10 hour surgery on February 20.
Tonight and Sunday bring mainly cloudy skies with 40 percent chances of showers and low around 45 degrees, while the high on Friday is forecast at 80 with a low near 60 and a 1 inch precipitation expectation. Record highs and lows for the date are noted, and a station weather band is listed for audio broadcasts.
The National Weather Service reports a plunge from a record 80 degrees to near 45 with 40 percent shower chances and cloudy skies tonight and Sunday. Frigid change follows heavy rain floods sweeping Georgia Florida Alabama and Mississippi with downed power lines and road closures. Roads in Coffee County Georgia nearly impassable and Santa Rosa Florida roads closed from Milton to the Alabama line amid widespread flooding and wind damage.
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