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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 22, 2001
Page
4
Ambiguous remarks surface as Yale scholars and officials debate a Bush visit. The uproar centers on faculty and student opinions, with comments from administrators and observers highlighting tensions between academic prerogatives and political events.
In Los Angeles, Fabiani and Guscia, both listed as competitors, were observed entering the venue. The National Future of trap ing event related details included claims about cages and documents presented to the interviewer.
Superior Court Judge John F Kavanaugh rejected Court TV’s bid to televise the murder case against Michael Skakel. No trial date set as lawyers prepare preliminary motions. In Kansas City, Charles Heston, 77, was elected to a fourth NRA presidency term by acclamation, with Oliver North on the board.
Former President Ford received the John F Kennedy Library Profile in Courage Award for pardoning Richard Nixon in 1974. Caroline Kennedy praised his decision as noble politics and noted the award’s link to her father’s legacy. Another honoree was Rep. John Lewis for four decades of commitment to an integrated society.
Rebel leader Shefket Mushu agreed with NATO to demobilize and disband his Kosovo Serb border force by May 31, marking a major step toward ending clashes in the Presevo Medvedja Bujanovac area. The move follows years of Albanian militants using the buffer zone to oppose Serb security forces.
Cardinals from around the world converge in Vatican City for a three day meeting called by Pope John Paul II to discuss unity evangelization and the churchs role amid modern challenges. The event traces back to 1141 and includes a brief modern disruption as a cell phone rang during prayer. The Vatican plans to ban electronic devices in the Sistine Chapel.
Taliban rulers order Hindus to wear clothing labels to distinguish them from Muslims in Kabul. Hindu women would be required to veil themselves as Muslim women do, triggering sharp reactions from India.
Beijing accuses Washington of breaking promises by allowing Taiwan leader Chen Shui-bian to stop in New York for three days. The visit is non official, with no meetings with U S officials, but China says U S actions breach prior commitments and strains broader ties.
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