05 May 1991
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1991
Page
1
In Bangladesh, victims confront deadly snakes and cholera outbreaks amid ongoing health and safety challenges. Authorities urge caution as communities endure illness and the risk of further spread.
Marsha, 35, learns from a doctor during a pelvic exam that hysterectomy may be necessary to remove a benign uterine tumor causing heavy bleeding. He warns the procedure could require removing her uterus, leaving her with uncertain future fertility while weighing options and risks.
More than 5,100 will receive degrees today at Carrier Dome. Therese Brown-Mahoney, near completion while juggling family and a late mother’s death, credits her perseverance and her mother’s support. Syracuse University’s 137th commencement includes 4,680 SU graduates and 452 ESF degree recipients at 10 a.m.
Police arrest a 13 year old after finding 16 bags of heroin on him. The boy, who says he believed it was baking soda, admits dealers use younger couriers. His mother and school officials dismiss police claims, while officers warn drugs are pervasive on city streets. The teen’s name is withheld due to age. The narrative centers on family, schooling, and law enforcement views.
President Bush, 66, was rushed to Bethesda Naval Hospital on Saturday with shortness of breath during a Camp David jog. Doctors diagnosed atrial fibrillation, not a heart attack, and he was described as alert and stable. Spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said there was no transfer of power and Quayle was notified immediately.
President Bush remained overnight at the hospital after undergoing medical exams. He dined with Barbara Bush, planned to leave Sunday, and expected to return to Camp David. He will take Digoxin for several weeks to strengthen his heartbeat.
Federal inspectors flagged lapses in the James A FitzPatrick Nuclear Plant radiation protection program. Workers were seen in high radiation areas and in restricted zones without proper protective testing. NRC reports since 1990 cite regulations lapses and poor training. NY Power Authority calls violations minor and addressed, while watchdog groups warn of overexposure risk.
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