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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1999
Page
6
Gerald Auman and Frank Knoa were fatally shot by James Floyd Davis on May 17 1995 at Union Butterfield distribution in south Asheville. Davis was fired after a string of violent incidents. The civil trial questions if the company was negligent in preventing the harm and awarding 3.9 million and 4 million to the victims' families.
In Mississippi, Aubrey LeBlanc Jr., 41, shot and killed Donna Crenshaw, 37, at her home as the alleged assault accuser prepared to testify in court. LeBlanc, arrested in June on sexual assault charges, was free on bail during the trial. Police say the 28 year old alleged victim and her mother were present when the shooting occurred, with the accuser remaining hospitalized in stable condition.
PANA CITY high school teacher ReLead Lent, removed as adviser to Mosley High School's Making Waves paper for opposing limits on Steinbeck, receives the 1999 PEN Newman’s Own First Amendment Award. The $25,000 prize credits Lent with defeating attempts to restrict Of Mice and Men readings at the school.
Ford recalls 57,288 Sus with optional 17 inch chrome wheels to fix a hub contact issue after one accident with two minor injuries. Dealers will tighten wheels and apply labels with tightening instructions at no charge to owners.
A federal judge approved a 5.4 million settlement for families of about 90 cancer patients who underwent Cold War era radiation experiments at the University of Cincinnati from 1960 to 1972. Plaintiffs alleged they were not fully informed of risks or that the Defense Department would use results to study troop exposure.
Jose De La Cruz, 31, on parole for burglary, was executed by injection in Huntsville after killing 24 year old Domingo Rosas, the boyfriend of a cousin. He claimed his crime stemmed from inhaling spray paint fumes and said he is not innocent.
Manuel Pina Kapontt, Vietnam veteran and Purple Heart recipient, was executed at San Quentin for the 1980 murder of a 78 year old woman. Gov. Gray Davis denied clemency despite pleas from thousands of veterans who argued his wartime experiences influenced the crime.
A mixed jury convicted Chev in Kehoe and Daniel Lee of racketeering conspiracy and murder in a plot to overthrow the government and form a writer-only nation. The nine black and three white jurors begin sentencing Thursday as prosecutors say the men stockpiled weapons, robbed victims, and suffocated gun dealer William Mueller, his wife, and their 3-year-old daughter.
Art Aylesworth, 72, remembered for placing bluebird nest boxes across Montana, died Saturday of cancer in Rowan, Mont. The obituary notes his lifelong devotion to wildlife and community education.
Western police agencies say KLA finances rely on heroin sales, with Kosovo Albanians holding large shares in Switzerland Austria Germany Sweden and other countries. US and EU officials warn of ties between narcotics syndicates and Kosovo political groups, amid broader historic alliances with drug traffickers. NATO relies on KLA for intelligence as war shifts power and Kosovo forces expand. Estimates vary from 15,000 to more than 30,000 KLA members.
Hundreds of ethnic Albanians from Kosovo head to Fort Dix New Jersey after leaving a refugee camp in Macedonia. They will stay three to six weeks at the base for background checks and sponsor matching before resettlement, with First Lady Hillary Clinton expected to greet them.
Milosevic claimed the Kosovo Liberation Army had been fully defeated as NATO jets pressed airstrikes. U.S. and allied forces reported an Apache helicopter downed in Albania, a U.S. F-16 shot down a Yugoslav MiG-29, and air strikes near Uzice. NATO noted progress but Milosevic warned ethnic cleansing could continue.
Tuzi based Radio Mir broadcasts daily half hour lists of missing ethnic Albanians to refugees in Montenegro. Jehona Huljaj, 7, reads names on air and notes her father was moved from a Kosovo hospital to a church. The station, funded by Soros, offers fragile hope of reunion as Montenegro faces political strife and NATO actions.
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