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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1990

Page

6

Tree poisoning case could bring life sentence

Prosecutors say Cullen poisoned a tree in a ritual linked to a personal grievance. The ancient, possibly 500 year old giant oak, located on St and Indian, was targeted to protect someone from harm or loss of affection, with potential life imprisonment if convicted.

Steemer Me Ios Ty Schuck Aak Cullen

Judge Crabb splits resources between Chippewas and non Indians

Federal judge Barbara Crabb rules shared use of natural resources in northern Wisconsin after a 1974 arrest case. The decision allocates 50 percent to Chippewas and 50 percent to non Indians for deer hunting, with implications for fishing and logging on 23,929 square miles of public land.

Madison Wis Northern Wise Barbara Crabb U.S Government Wisconsin

Shuttle launch delayed by valve failure at Cape Canaveral

NASA reports a faulty cooling valve on shuttle Columbia will delay liftoff two to three weeks, delaying the Astro Observatory mission. Engineers will access the valve on the payload bay, a repair not previously attempted at the launch pad.

Cape Canaveral Fla Space Shuttle Columbia NASA Astro Observatory Assne

Opening Day Triumph For 9 Year Old Pitcher

The article chronicles a 9-year-old's dramatic Little League debut at Stauffer Field. After a rough start with three walks, he settles, escapes a bases loaded jam, and completes three innings with 6 strikeouts in a 14-10 win for the Liberty Mutual Cardinals over the Syracuse Safety Sites Giants. The boy, inspired by family baseball history, reflects on the moment, the crowd, and his future in the sport.

Chicago Cubs Wisconsin Babe Ruth Peitne Sirikes Nolan Ryan Kansas City Manhus’ Stauffer Field Liberty Mutual Cardinals Syracuse Safety Sites Giants Cardinals Giants Bo Jackson

Leaders near final state budget deal in New York

Albany leaders say they near an all but final budget agreement after a five week delay. The plan would raise taxes by over 1.1 billion, with possible sales taxes on services. Miller and Marino pledge to seek elimination of sales taxes and further cuts to Cuomo's proposed 31 billion package.

Albany Assembly Mel Miller Brooklyn Democrat New York Senate Ralph Marino Miller Marino Mario Cuomo Cuomo Sear New York City David Dinkins Eric Vitaliano Staten Island Vitaliano Alaska Vitahano

Bush critic heads budget bargainers

Congressing Democrats name House Majority Leader Richard Gephardt to chair talks with the White House on the fiscal 1990 budget. President Bush signals no preconditions and a chance of tax changes as the deficit looms and negotiators press for school aid and revenue plans.

Bush The Associated Press Washington White House House Richard Gephardt D-Mo Thomas Foley D-Wash

Hubble scope miss error blamed on math mix up

NASA scientists explained a math mistake in updating star positions caused the Hubble Space Telescope to point off by about half a degree. The error, tied to using 1950s star charts and miscalculating arc minute movement, delayed first pictures and cost over 2.1 billion dollars in total spent.

Washington NASA Mathematcans NASA Earth Jean Olivier National Aeronautics and Space Administration Olivier

Christian car discounts spark controversy in Fairfax

Freddye Action Jackson of Brown Lincoln-Mercury in Fairfax offers Christian and Jewish buyers special over-cost incentives. Lincoln vehicles cost $600 over, Mercurys $250 over, ministers get $400 and $150 respectively plus church donations. ADL criticizes the program as discriminatory.

Fairfax Freddye Jackson Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B'rith Christian Brown Lincoln-Mercury Washington, D.C Church of the David C. Friedman Anti-Defamation League Washington Friedman

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