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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 04, 2000
Page
5
Disabled man robbed in Brockton apartment bound and hoisted
In Brockton Massachusetts a disabled man without legs was bound by a man and woman who entered his apartment the night before. They used a hoist to lift him from his bed and ransacked the place, injuring him lightly while his caretaker could not assist. The attackers lured in by a restaurant encounter with a woman claiming to offer help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Mass
Aiselena
Florida moves to ban partial birth abortion
Florida lawmakers approved a bill to ban the dilation and extraction late term procedure, making it a felony with up to 13 years in prison and a $10,000 fine for doctors. Mothers face no charges. The measure may face legal challenges as the Supreme Court weighs similar Nebraska and other state bans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feb
U.S. Supreme Court
Florida
Supreme Court
Nebraska
Iven
Mississippi bans adoption by gay couples in state
Mississippi becomes the third state to bar gay couples from adopting children as Governor Ronnie Musgrove signs the measure amid court challenges. The law takes effect July 1 and mirrors Florida and Utah statutes, with ACLU vowing legal action for unidentified plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson. Miss
Mississippi
Ronnie Musgrove
Florida
Utah
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Vermont
Mike Crook
American Family Association
Lawyer Says 63 Bombing Suspect Rejects Plea Deal
Bobby Cherry of Mohank Texas, linked to the 1963 Birmingham church bombing, refused a plea offering probation for transporting explosives across state lines. His attorney said federal prosecutors and FBI promised probation, but Cherry insisted he did nothing related to the bombing. FBI officials denied authority to offer such terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sly Mingham
Ala
Birmingham
Don Smith
U.S
Doug Jones
FBI
Bobby Frank Cherry
Mohank
Texas
Smith
Craig Dahle
Minnesota wildfires threaten Boundary Waters area near Orr
Minnesota wildfires spread across the state threatening the Boundary Waters Canoe Area near Orr. The largest blaze had burned about 1,200 acres east of Orr by late Wednesday as air units battled the flames under windy, dry conditions. Fire officials said the blowdown area near the lake was a concern but that further spread toward it was unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orr
Minne
Boundary Waters Canoe Area
Minnesota
Mark Every
US. Forest Service
Woman Kills Children Then Herself in Michigan Home
Autopsies confirm a woman killed her two children, ages 9 and 4, in Sylvan Township before shooting herself. Michigan State Police say no evidence explains the motive and investigators expect to uncover no further clues. Daniel Young and other relatives cooperated with authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvan Township
Mich
Michigan State Police
Beth Moranty
Janice
Cooper Young
Makenzie Young
Moranty
Families witness Libyans in court for Pan Am 103 murder
Jim Wolfe and about 40 relatives of Pan Am 103 victims watched Libyan suspects Abuel al-Megrahi and Lamin Fhimah at Camp Zeist in the Netherlands as the murder indictment was read. The scene mixed modern tech with traditional Scottish legal rites as cameras broadcast to multiple rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Zeist
Netherlands
Jim Wolfe
Wolfe
Rosemary Wolfe
U.S
Miriam Wolfe
Syracuse University
Lockerbie
Scotland
Al-Megrahi
Fhimah
al-Mesrahi
Phimah
Ate
Wolfes
Librans
Libya
Muammar Gaddafi
Time For Justice
Miriam
Amsterdam
Rosemary
NASA
Diland
London
Washington, D.C
Abdel Basset AL Al-Megrahl
Lamen Khalifa Fhimah
Cardinal O'Connor obituary prompts Syracuse praise
CNY Bishop Moynihan mourns Cardinal John J. O'Connor calling his death a sad night for all. Moynihan recalls O'Connor as a priest, pastor, and role model who opposed women’s ordination and cherished his archbishop role. He notes O'Connor's readership of the church and country and his friendship with Moynihan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Moynihan
Syracuse
John J. O'Connor
New York
Moynihan
Cardinal O
Pope John Paul II
Oconnor
United States
O'Connor
Rishon
Joseph O Keefe
O’keefe
Ers
Bnef
Atds
Cardinal Francis George
Chicago
Life and times of Cardinal OConnor Dan
A biographical sketch traces Cardinal John OConnor from his 1930s Philadelphia birth through ordination and key roles in New York and Swanton. It notes his 1985 cardinalate, 1999 brain tumor surgery, 2000 death, and public response from figures like Cardinal George and Billy Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Pope John Paul Hss
Pope
O'Connor
Lockerbie bombing witness reports bright orange fireball
Witnesses in Lockerbie described a bright orange glow and a descending object before a massive fireball as the plane exploded. Residents recounted sirens, flames, and the town’s struggle to return to normal. Defense lawyers signaled possible involvement by militant groups, with officials denying claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tegel
Lockerbie
Robert Peacock
Stewart Kilpatrick
Norma
Albog
Ahme Jabril
Jerusalem
Popular Struggle Front
Israel
Samir Ghesheh
Far Lions
O'Connor's Death Shocks New York Catholic Community
News of Archbishop O'Connor's death spreads grief from New York streets to the Vatican. John Paul II, frail yet private, faces a quiet transition as the church contemplates a successor soon. O'Connor's 75th birthday and resignation request, his mid February return, and his fiery tenure reframe a controversial era.
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Vatican
John Paul
O'Connor
Rome
New York
O'Connors
Anc
Su Nu
SOM
St. Patrick’s
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St. Patrick's Cathedral
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