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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1985
Page
2
The von Bulow retrial advances to week seven as prosecutors call four lab technicians who handled blood samples from Martha Sunny von Bulow. A Newport Hospital doctor earlier described hospital records from her comas as lousy while witnesses explain blood test procedures and recording methods.
In Vicksburg Mississippi a 34 year old woman, Lisa Crevitt, is charged with murder after the body of her daughter Jennifer Micola Crevitt was found Sunday near the Sunflower Diversion Canal by a passing motorist. Police Chief A Holiday said she was near the canal Thursday night and had reported the daughter disappeared from a shopping mall. Authorities say the death appears to be the mother’s sole act and she has made a statement.
A Lincoln radio talk show will implement tape delay after a caller asked Gov. Kerrey an obscene question about actress Debra Winger. The incident occurred during a live Lee show on a school consolidation bill, leaving Kerrey shaken and prompting staff to consider delays.
In SeAl Beach California an 85 year old man was knocked down when a car rolled in reverse after the driver left the engine running at Leisure World. The vehicle struck a light pole and arched into the street before a tow truck stopped it.
In Flagler County Florida evacuees return to burnt Palm Coast neighborhoods where 750 homes were destroyed. Survivors describe loss of memories and belongings while neighbors help sift rubble for keepsakes. Families struggle to begin again as life and community bonds endure.
Florida faced extensive wildfires with about 400 homes destroyed mainly in Palm Coast Flagler County. Two firefighters died and three injured since Thursday while fight crews battled 96 000 acres in Volusia and 22 000 acres in Flagler. National Guardsmen deployed water delivery from helicopters. Power lines remained under strain but Florida Power and Light said the system was under control as rain and winds offered little relief.
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