09 May 1995
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1995
Page
1
A testing procedure may sideline Syracuse University point guard Michael Lloyd as part of an evaluation. The probe targets his health status and impact on the lineup during upcoming practices.
Weather forecast notes cloudy tonight with developing rain and cool, breezy days ahead. The Simpson trial coverage highlights DNA evidence as key. A Chihuahua stolen in NYC subway is returned and Niagara Mohawk may urge eco friendly billing. News briefs cover taxes and domestic violence church outreach.
Lisa McCann details using placental blood to protect newborns from leukemia and other illnesses. After Gregory’s March 30 birth, blood stem cells were saved from the placenta, frozen, and shipped to a Pittsburgh bank for potential future use. The service, available since 1993, costs 875 dollars upfront and 95 annually, with Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital among early adopters.
Syracuse Common Council Democrats restored firefighters jobs crossing guards benefits and other changes to a proposed city budget then voted not to approve Mayor Roy Bernardi s 333 million plan. With no approval the budget defaults July 1 avoiding a property tax rise but a 39 million deficit remains to be closed by further cuts as 32 council changes become moot.
Syracuse Mayor Roy Bernardi unveils a 333.15 million dollar budget taking effect July 4 with 28 firefighter positions cut, restoring 20 to keep 8 vacancies, and a school district cut of 47.37 million. Property taxes stay at 491.39 per thousand, while health insurance for 69 crossing guards is debated and benefits for part time guards may be altered to save about 180 thousand.
Tompkins County considers a mass meningitis immunization clinic after the weekend death of Ithaca College lacrosse player Craig Sherbinsky 20 of Fairport. Health officials await test results and assess risks following two fatalities this month including Cornell freshman Jeffrey Stenstrom. The bacterium spreads via droplets or shared utensils and causes fever headaches stiff neck and rash.
Governor George Pataki backs off plans to halt pay for legislators and staff until a state budget is adopted after Monday meetings with leaders. The move follows prior vows of inaction if no budget. Senate and assembly employees begin receiving checks as budget impasse continues.
The Senate prepared to approve John Deutch as CIA director amid a turbulent confirmation process. Lawmakers faced questions about agency oversight and past intelligence lapses as the vote neared, with critics urging strict scrutiny of the nominee’s qualifications.
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