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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1990
Page
1
Hobart sealed its 11th championship with a decisive victory as the season concluded. Coleman was set for a boost, while Dome’s Gaits faced a closing day in the schedule.
A former summer camp participant and protester at Stanford, Robin Barovick returns at 23 looking worn and pale. Neighbors recall her as a “zombie” with frumpy clothes and dull eyes, seeking her friend Holly. The piece portrays a dramatic change from girlhood to unsettling adulthood.
Janet Rood recalls Robin Barovick who vanished after leaving a 1973 meeting with Robert Starling Pritchard, a 60-year-old pianist and lecturer who runs two foundations from a 20-room Sunset Terrace home. Tax disputes between Baldwinsville and Lysander stretch a decade toward a potential state Supreme Court trial.
In Clark Reservation State Park Jamesville and Cicero Swamp Onondaga Madison counties the hart's tongue fern and massasauga rattlesnake are among the rarest species. The fern grows in 17 patches nationwide with most in New York. The massasauga and the Chittenango ovate amber snail are noted as even rarer endangered species in the region.
The Burnet Park Zoo honors Babe, a five year resident and herd matriarch, with a farewell as keepers and Chuck Doyle remember her. The Niagara Mohawk flatbed carried Babe to Cornell for pathology after her death from complications during a lengthy pregnancy. The herd mourns, and locals express mixed sorrow and anger at the loss.
A historical account lists multiple U S institutions receiving remains of Maeee Le Babe for animal research. It details distributed parts including eyes from Wayne State University and kidneys from Burnet Park Zoo, with cremation at Cornell and assorted organs allocated to universities and zoos across several states.
Secretary James Baker announced a pioneering U S Soviet accord to halt chemical weapons production and cut stocks to two percent over eight years with an aim toward a global ban. The accord anticipates signing at the May 30 to June 3 Washington summit.
Eleanor Wimbish of Glen Burnie Maryland leaves four letters yearly at panel 32 of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Her son Stocks, nicknamed Spanky, was killed in a helicopter crash in Vietnam on February 12, 1969 at age 21. The letters will be read on Memorial Day during a national broadcast as about 200000 people gather on the Capitol West Lawn.
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