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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1998
Page
68
Officer Curtis Paige Sr. storms out after Karim Marzug receives less than the maximum in the Curtis Paige Jr. death case. Carrier cites state labor friction as 293 jobs may vanish. Auburn woman births GNY's first in-vitro baby, Central New York milestone.
Forecast covers tonight partly cloudy with fog and a mid 60s high Friday mostly cloudy with possible showers and a 70 degree high Saturday unsettled some sun and a 70 degree high Sunday intervals of clouds and sun about 72 and 50s nights.
Syracuse Mayor Roy Bernardi vows to veto all amendments from the Democratic council to his 349.4 million budget. He says the revisions rely on overstated revenues and unrealistic cuts, while Democrats restore police and fire positions and fund the school district.
A 13 year old Camillus boy Jeremiah D Monaghan was struck and killed by a car on Route 5 in Elbridge early today while riding with two friends. He was passing one rider when hit as deputies investigate. Monaghan lived on Milton Ave and was a seventh grader at Camillus Middle School.
A local doctor outlines using a patient immune system to attack cancer. The plan, called adoptive immunotherapy, involves harvesting immune cells, multiplying them, and reinjecting them to target tumors. Research at Syracuse Health Science Center and National Cancer Institute efforts are cited. The piece notes the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure on May 16 and directs readers to Metro section B for details.
A bulletin summarizes actions over southern Iraq where more than a week of no-fly zone violations passed without retaliation by US warplanes. The report also notes a federal judge ruling against invoking executive privilege in the Monica Lewinsky matter.
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