Bud Feliquin Attends Republican Banquet
Bud Feliquin stops by the Republican banquet as political and social figures mingle at the event on C1, with attendees discussing local issues and organizing plans for upcoming campaigns.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1990
Page
1
Bud Feliquin stops by the Republican banquet as political and social figures mingle at the event on C1, with attendees discussing local issues and organizing plans for upcoming campaigns.
Nation/A2 reports the Fast Coast's first metropolitan police chief appointment as a milestone event. The feature outlines career highlights and anticipated impact on city law enforcement leadership.
Paul Collier, a longtime justice advocate, refused to join the Pledge of Allegiance on Tuesday citing unequal treatment in the nation. Moments later he received the Liberty Bell Award from the Onondaga County Bar Association during Law Day ceremonies at the county courthouse.
In Ottawa and Washington, lawmakers condemn U S and New York action at the Akwesasne St Regis Reservation. Canadian leaders press for federal intervention as talks unfold among Indian Affairs, the U S Bureau of Indian Affairs, New York authorities, and the U S government.
Troopers and Canadian police sealed off the St. Regis Akwesasne reservation after two Mohawks were fatally shot by snipers amid a nine month casino gambling dispute. Governor Cuomo ordered a strike force to guard the 14,000 resident area while investigators were escorted to scenes in Canada.
The U S Justice Department mediator arrives as weeks of inaction by Canadian and New York authorities give way to intervention at St. Regis. In other items, a second jury clears Swasta-Karok Indian in the killing of a white police officer in Northern California, and Chippewas in Northern Wisconsin begin timber cutting.
Increasing cloudiness with a low around 38 tonight. Mostly cloudy conditions Wednesday bring a chance of rain in the afternoon and a high near 60. Details: A2.
Airlines pledge a million dollar bounty to deter terrorism and aid Pan Am 103 inquiries. Government and industry total three million for tips leading to arrests or prevention, with support from FAA officials and lawmakers. Families of Pan Am 103 victims praise the move as a step toward justice.
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