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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1990
Page
6
In New Orleans doctors report cocaine linked heart problems across ages and backgrounds. They note patients with no prior heart history arrive in ERs with arrhythmias or heart attacks, all sharing one factor cocaine use. Experts caution the overall risk remains small but unpredictable.
FBI investigates how a video of deposed Panamanian leader Manuel Noriega in his South Dade Metropolitan Correctional Center cell was surreptitiously filmed and sold. The silent five minute home movie sparked controversy among defense lawyers prosecutors and law enforcement officials who question access and security.
Cole The Bass Brothers of Foxds defeated a Weld County referendum to require a large hog farm to fund a manure treatment facility. Voters rejected the measure 14,706 to 6,334. The Fort Worth owners opened a mass hog processing plant 20 miles east of Greeley last year. It aims to process 300,000 hogs annually at full capacity, with advocates claiming nitrogen from pig manure could reach groundwater and the South Platte River.
Perspective on Africa’s decolonization tracing European grids from the Scramble for Africa to postwar independence. Notes Namibia’s peaceful exit after a border war, SWAPO’s win, and South Africa’s enduring white-rule remnants, amid global postcolonial shifts.
A Namibian assembly sworn in as SWAPO holds 41 of 72 seats and adopts a coat of arms with Unity Liberty Justice. Mandela, Baker, and Shevardnadze attend as the day honors Sharpeville’s anniversary and signals end of apartheid style rule.
In Johannesburg whites question Namibian independence amid grief and bitterness. Johnny Johnson of The Citizen notes many South Africans view the border with anger. The piece recalls the 1966 start of SWAPO's war, Cuban troops in Angola, and SA's claim to Namibia, with 1000 white SA soldiers dead and thousands of Black Namibians and Angolans slain, a price many say was overlooked.
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