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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1995
Page
1
Detroit defeats Dallas to clinch a spot in the NHL playoffs second round as Barry Switzer eyes a potential buyout deal for the Cowboys.
Health officials quarantined a riverboat captain and a nurse feared to have carried Ebola from Kikwit to Kinshasa. The pair began a 28 day isolation as authorities monitor symptoms and antibodies, amid fears the outbreak could widen beyond the quarantined region near Kikwit.
Dow Coming bankruptcy filing threatens a 4.25 billion breast implant settlement and freezes thousands of lawsuits.
Julianne Nalveaux argues race influenced policing errors in a syndicated column. Rick Guy and critics urged to apologize and move on for the sake of children.
In Tokyo vicinity police arrested Shoko Asahara, head of Aum Shinri Kyo, amid a raid on the sects headquarters near Mount Fuji. Cabinet members met at dawn as authorities warned of possible guerrilla attacks and a package bomb injured a city official at Tokyo City Hall.
Congress faces a high stakes battle over Medicare with GOP plans aiming to curb costs by more than 250 billion dollars. Senate and House proposals target slowing growth from roughly 10 percent to 7.1 and 5.4 percent respectively while total program spending would still rise. Critics warn real sacrifices will be felt by beneficiaries and providers.
The study examines the share of Medicare spending during a beneficiary’s final year, analyzing patterns across age groups, chronic conditions, and care settings. It highlights high costs in hospital and hospice use and considers implications for policy and end of life care choices.
Astronomer Carl Sagan returns to outpatient care after a bone-marrow transplant from his sister to treat myelodysplasia. Officials report remarkable progress and say the illness is a form of anemia with fatal risk if untreated.
A Queens teen, Blamurali Ambati, will receive an MD from Mount Sinai School of Medicine this Friday and is described as the world’s youngest doctor. He moved from India to the United States at age three, skipped grades, and finished high school by age 11.
FBI kept a 199 page file on ACT UP and similar groups, monitoring protests and possible violent acts. ACT UP leaders deny threats, arguing surveillance aims to suppress advocacy while FBI declines comment through Center for Constitutional Rights disclosures.
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