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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1990
Page
1
After leaving the Detroit Pistons, Dave Bing pursues continued prominence as he joins the Basketball Hall of Fame this Tuesday, marking a milestone in his storied career.
Syracuse Mayor Thomas Young did not receive a Census Bureau form initially and required at least two calls to obtain one. City officials report only 63 percent of Syracuse households have returned forms, with many residents not receiving theirs and few calling to report it. Linda Dombrow notes concern for others who may be missed.
Mayor David N. Dinkins urged New Yorkers to reject bigotry and avoid violence as juries neared verdicts in the Bensonhurst murder trial of two white men for killing Yusuf Hawkins, a black teenager. Protesters threatened violence if acquitted.
A 34 year old Syracuse man Walter Woodhouse Jr. was stabbed to death on his porch near his home at 1607 E Genesee St. His wife Paula Woodhouse 29 was charged with first degree manslaughter and weapon possession after the stabbing occurred shortly before 3:30 am. Neighbors heard no argument. The crime marks Onondaga County's fifth homicide this year in Syracuse.
Anthony Ross Accardo, son of reputed gangland patriarch Anthony Accardo, stepped forward this week to claim his share of a $5.9 million Illinois State Lottery Lotto jackpot after a legal $1 bet made him a millionaire. The Associated Press notes his lineage contrasts with his legal windfall.
Cloudy conditions bring periods of rain with a low near 50 tonight and a high around 60 Sunday. Rain development continues into the weekend as the forecast details A2.
Interior Secretary Manuel Lujan called the act too tough and urged Congress to ease protections to aid development. He cited the Arizona telescope project delayed by species concerns and questioned the need to save every subspecies. Environmentalists condemned the remarks as a retreat from conservation goals.
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