27 Mar 1995
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1995
Page
1
The National Labor Relations Board seeks an injunction in federal court today against baseball owners, aiming to halt the labor dispute and potentially end the strike as the public and markets watch closely. The action targets blocking ongoing negotiations and pressuring a resolution to the conflict.
A body lies in a Catholic church at Nyarubuye in southeast Rwanda where most of the 6000 refugees who sought shelter during last year's civil war were killed.
A country reels from genocide as bodies vanish from a church site near a forest edge. Soldiers suspect theft of bones for burial by frightened relatives. After a year the Hutu-Tutsi conflict lingers, with hundreds of thousands displaced in camps in Zaire and ongoing fear of reprisal.
In Albany thousands of protesters mobilize against Gov Pataki's budget plan as leaders bargain inside the Capitol over billions in taxpayer money. A Hunger Action Network group staged a scenes of suffering for the homeless outside while a separate rally by black and Puerto Rican legislators attracted potential crowds. Officials warned arrests if demonstrations disrupted negotiations aiming to wrap up by Saturday as New York's 1995-96 fiscal year nears approval.
Groundbreaking rapper Eazy-E known as Eric Wright and member of N W A died at 31 after revealing AIDS status. The Compton native helped shape gangsta rap, fueling FBI tension with hard hitting lyrics and a brutal Los Angeles urban life vision. N W A later dissolved amid artistic and money disputes despite lasting influence.
Western scientists warned in a secret report that Chernobyl Reactor No. 4 foundation pillars near collapse could trigger another core meltdown at Reactor No. 3 and send radioactive dust across Europe. Ukraine refuses Western help to fund replacements. Western governments urge immediate shutdown.
Three people were killed in a weekend violence on the Seneca Nation’s Cattaraugus reservation. Leaders describe a bitter power struggle between traditional clan-based rule and an elected constitution adopted in 1848. Observers warn that both systems clash amid influence from outside authorities. Onondaga Chief Leon Shenandoah notes fears but expects no repeat on the Onondaga Nation.
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