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15 Nov 1989
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Syracuse Herald Journal in Syracuse, New York
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1989
Page
1
Fayetteville psychiatrist accused of stabbing wife
Dr. Donald M. Pirodsky a Fayetteville psychiatrist 44 is charged with felonies after allegedly stabbing his wife during a domestic dispute at their home He is jailed on a 25000 bail Susan 41 in fair condition at Community General Hospital A neighbor aided after she activated an alarm in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Donald M. Pirodsky
Margo Lane
Susan
Community General Hospital
Van Buren landowners sign tests for landfill study
Five of seven landowners on the 449 acre Brickyard Road site in Van Buren signed options allowing Onondaga County to sink wells and perform tests to gauge compliance with state environmental rules. Tests will last about a year with $802,000 proposed for options. Remaining landowners John Stiefel and Leroy Peck continue negotiations as the county reviews a trash incinerator contract with Ogden Martin System Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County
van Buren
Brickyard Road
Richard Grossman
Grossman
John Stiefel
Louisville
Ohio
Leroy Peck
Peck Road
Charles Lake
Mark Piguin
Steve Marvin
Jim
Nancy Karasek
Roland Stanard
John Varney
Hancock & Estabrook
Willard Lipe
Ompey
Ogden Martin System, Inc
Clinton, N.J
Navy orders unprecedented 48 hour safety stand down
The Navy halted operations for 48 hours across ships, aircraft and shore facilities after a spike in deadly mishaps. Adm Trost and Navy Secretary Garrett announce a servicewide safety stand down within 72 hours, with fleet commands setting start times. All ships at sea will not fire or fly during the review, though Persian Gulf and drug interdiction operations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Adm
Carlisle A.H. Trost
Naval Operations
H. Lawrence Garrettl
Trost
Cold and windy with showers turning colder Thursday
Colder air moves in after mild spells with more showers tonight. Wind picks up as temperatures fall sharply, bringing additional rain and scattered showers into Thursday.
Congress to greet Walesa as Lafayette did in 1824
Congress prepares a triumphant reception for Lech Walesa, the Solidarity leader from Gdansk, invoking Lafayette’s 1824 visit. Walesa will address a joint session as the second private citizen ever to do so, urging aid for Poland and Hungary while stressing urgent reforms toward democracy and free markets. The speech aligns with congressional bills to boost American assistance and accelerate transitions from communist rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Lenin
Gdansk
Solidarity
Lech Walesa
Poland
Walesa
Marquis de Lafayette
Congress of
Hungary
America
Pennsylvania Senate approves toughest abortion ban in state
The Pennsylvania Senate, after House passage, approves a strict abortion bill. Governor Casey is expected to sign quickly. The measure bans most abortions at public hospitals and prohibits abortions after 24 weeks except to save a life or prevent major impairment, with spouse notification and 24 hour waiting period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Senate
State
House of Representatives
Robert P. Casey
Pennsylvania
U.S. Supreme Court
Walsh backs congressional pay increase
Rep. James Walsh, initially voting against a pay raise, signaled support for a $31,250 yearly increase when the measure returns to the House. He highlighted ethics reform elements like ending honoraria and prohibiting retirement with campaign funds, noting improvements over a prior version that failed amid public outcry.
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Washington
James Walsh
House
Walsh
Syracuse
Con
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