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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1990
Page
4
A brief on the 23 story office of the permanent cable firm Cablevision. Officials say they are in the office all day and waiting to address viewer concerns. The message emphasizes a waiting period and a sense of being mesmerized by the situation.
A University of Alabama researcher reports a high soybean diet may protect women from breast cancer. An estrogen-like compound in soybeans could explain lower rates in Japan and China versus America, with Asian migrants adopting higher risk after moving to the U S. The National Cancer Institute cautions the link remains controversial.
Two brothers Enk Menendez 19 and Lyle Menendez 22 pleaded innocent in Municipal Court for the shotgun slaying of their Hollywood film executive father Jose Menendez 45 and mother Kitty Menendez 44. The prosecutors say they killed for a 14 million inheritance and face possible death penalties if convicted. A pretrial hearing and preliminary hearing date were set for April 9.
The DEA warns rising imports raise a new heroin crisis with purity levels from 35 to 70 percent and fourfold growth in seizures since 1989. Officials caution smokers may spread addiction as costs fall and availability rises amid shifting drug trends nationwide.
In Vilnius and Kaunas unrest grows with Soviet troops beating deserters and enforcing curbs on hospitals and police. Deserters, civilians, and a nurse report injuries as Moscow warns against illegal draft resistance. Leaders say tensions eased after Sunday talks, while Gorabchev meets Kennedy in Moscow and pledges no force unless lives are at stake.
Soviet troops stormed a Vilnius psychiatric hospital and two others to arrest Lithuanians who fled the Red Army. Deserters were beaten, two dozen captured, about 12 escaped, and two Lithuanian policemen were assaulted as an ABC crew was held at gunpoint.
In a 75 minute Moscow meeting with U S Senator Edward Kennedy Mikhail Gorbachev pledged not to use military force against Lithuania unless violence endangers others He also asserted that lands annexed by Stalin in 1939 remain legally part of the Soviet Union and cannot leave except by constitutional steps Sources say he also confronted Bush and Western leaders over assurances tied to his reform agenda.
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