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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1990
Page
10
Syracuse workers watch protective plastic peel from the new AT&T headquarters at 250 Clinton Street as Pioneer Development secures tax incentives for a 516 million complex. AT&T will lease 100000 of 175000 square feet for ten years, while construction began October 1983 and aims to finish later this summer.
In Ithaca, Christine Lane 23 reported Aliza May Bush missing Feb 2. A pink mitten appeared Feb 7, later admitted mailed to herself to mislead investigators. Prosecutors seek to use Where Are the Children? film as evidence in Lane murder trial.
Oneida Lake water rose another tenth of a foot to 372.9 feet above sea level, well above normal. DOT says gates at Caughdeney Dam remain open as docks wash out. Residents note no flood level this high since 1972 Hurricane Agnes storms. More rain expected, weeks before receding to normal.
A 28-year-old Syracuse man pleaded guilty to two counts of first degree sexual abuse involving his 7-year-old daughter and 11-year-old step-daughter. He received a one year jail term as part of a plea deal, with five years probation and no contact with the children. The arraignment avoided trial slated before Judge William J. Burke, and sentencing is set for June 3.
A county toxicologist concluded the 141 syringes discovered in Onondaga Lake since last month likely originated from homes of diabetics and others who inject at home. No link to hospitals or clinics was found, suggesting multiple household sources over months or years.
A Syracuse man bought a Ruger 1022-SP rifle at Kmart in Nedrow three days after hospital stay. Police say he used it to kill two people and wound a third two months later in the Roosevelt Arms massacre. Store staff describe the buyer as a normal customer and discuss gun sale rules and waiting-period debate.
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