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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1990
Page
8
A Brown University study found college women report similar sexual behavior as in 1975, despite AIDS awareness campaigns. Public health efforts appear to have had limited impact on sexual attitudes and practices among educated young adults, according to the New England Journal of Medicine press.
Idaho Senate moved toward final approval of a sweeping abortion ban aimed at over 90 percent of the 1,500 yearly procedures. Lawmakers said the measure, modeled on a National Right To Life plan, tests the Roe v. Wade framework, with opponents outnumbered but vow to continue the battle.
NUHWUUD residents and town officials object to an ARMCO Gun Sales billboard showing a Browning shotgun. Norwood Selectman Thomas Rudlo calls it in poor taste as violence rises in the Boston area. Ackerley Communications says similar billboards in Boston Cambridge and Watertown were removed, while others remain where no complaints were filed.
John E List, charged in the 1971 Westfield family killings, will argue a mental disease or defect rendered him not guilty. Superior Judge William Wertheimer noted the defense as jurors were being selected in Union County, New Jersey.
As the March 24 anniversary nears, scientists debate how badly the 11 million gallons of North Stone crude harmed Prince William Sound. Government lawyers block long term research while Exxon acknowledes value in studying environmental impact, leaving many questions about ecological balance and recovery times unanswered.
The Alaska jury denied a defense bid to admit exhibits on whether skipper Hazelwood was intoxicated during the Exxon Valdez grounding. An alternate juror later said she would have acquitted, doubting impairment. The 1989 spill dumped 11 million gallons of crude in Prince William Sound. Wildlife experts warn future spills demand better planning.
The Cordova Alaska story notes local anger at Exxon after the Valdez spill. Fishermen like Jack Lamb say Alaskans value independence and fit with the community over wealth. Despite a federal indictment, Exxon maintains a presence and Alaska’s oil economy remains central, employing most and funding state finances.
Washington begins the 10 year census with 85 million forms shipped to distribution centers as Census Bureau officials urge prompt return. The effort hires 480000 temporary workers to cover remote areas, with data kept confidential for 72 years.
People who haven’t Apel’2 are asked to call the Census Bureau to ensure they are counted. A Census worker, an enumerator, will be sent to assist. Call 1 800 999 7995 for help and arrangements.
Albany. The Republican Senate budget chair Tarky Lombardi and Democratic Gov Mario Cuomo spar during a West Point Day event at the state Capitol. Lombardi jokes about the podium height while Cuomo notes Lombardi’s sharp fiscal critiques of his proposals.
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