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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1990
Page
1
Major league umpires consider a boycott of spring training games just as baseball appears to rebound. The situation raises questions of fairness and the season’s start, with potential impact on players and schedule.
An audit shows Murbro Parking Inc secured two county lots since 1985 without bids, costing taxpayers nearly 117000 dollars. The contract began under John Mulroy and was extended by Nicholas Pirro twice after taking office, allowing twice the profit compared with a competitive bid.
Loyola Marymount and Ball State fans cling to belief as Sweet 16 run defies expectations. Coach Poliquin notes nothing is impossible, while Minnesota star Willie Burton and friend Derrick Cole share court moments. Georgia Tech mentor cites pro-pollen by agents targeting Dennis Scott and Brian Oliver.
Otsego County sheriff state police say Brenda L. Corkwell 94 Store Hill Road Westford was arrested on second degree murder charges for allegedly drowning her baby on Feb 24 in her home and burying the infant in a compost pit behind the residence. An autopsy indicated drowning as the cause.
Exxon Valdez captain Joseph Hazelwood, acquitted of most serious charges, says he wants to resume ship captaining. His lawyer will negotiate with Exxon to rehire, despite the spill's muddy legacy and ongoing lawsuits. He faces only a single misdemeanor conviction, with sentencing set for today.
Variable cold clouds bring flurries with a low of 15 to 20. Saturday will reach the mid 30s with mostly sunny skies and increasing clouds later in the day. Arizona forecast summary notes temperature and cloud changes.
The Idaho Senate backed a bill restricting abortions to cases where the mother’s life or health is in danger, fetal deformity, rape, or incest. It would ban roughly 94 to 98 percent of Idaho’s about 1,650 annual abortions and now goes to Governor Cecil Andrus who opposes abortion. The move follows broader post Webster lobbying by anti abortion groups and parallels actions in other states.
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