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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1998
Page
4
The movement’s official journal acknowledges widespread sexual physical and emotional abuse of children at Hare Krishna boarding schools in the United States and India during the 1970s and 1980s. The New York Times reports parents were unaware while the movement sought support.
federal jury found Dr. Douglas Ingram negligent for not warning about patient Dr. Joseph DeMasi's pedophilia. The ruling could chill patient physician confidentiality. Jury to decide damages. DeMasi's victim, now 22, testifies.
U.S. District Judge Albert Bryan rejected a conserv ative legislator Robert Marshall bid to reinstate a feeding tube for Hugh Finn, a brain-damaged man. The judge said Marshall lacks legal standing and federal courts lack jurisdiction simply because Finn is a Medicaid patient.
A 350 pound white Bengal tiger being walked on a leash in Newberry Florida killed trainer Charles Edward Lizza 34 after it was startled by construction workers He tripped while trying to calm the animal and was bitten in the neck He died at a hospital
Judge Patricia Cleary of Cuyahoga County sentenced Yuriko Kawaguchi to six months in prison with four months already served for forgery in a credit card scam. Kawaguchi, pregnant by more than five months, sought probation to allow an abortion, which would have been in about three weeks.
A University of Wyoming student Matthew Shepard, 22, was savagely beaten, burned, and left tied to a wooden fence near Laramie. Passersby found him unconscious and bleeding, in critical condition at Poudre Valley Hospital. Three UW students were arrested and facing court today.
Denver district court ordered John Ramsey to provide a deposition in a defamation suit filed by photographer Stephen Miles. Miles contends two National Enquirer articles, published last October and November, wrongly labeled him as JonBenet Ramsey’s killer and alleged he was a pedophile. The judge overseeing the case is Clarence Brimmer.
In Abilene Texas Cody Patterson recalls his sister Sarah 11 were raped and killed by her mother’s ex boyfriend Bobby Woods. Cody 9 was beaten with skull fragments found in his brain. Woods sentenced to death. Schwana Patterson 37 faces trial for injury to a child by omission potentially nine years and ten thousand dollars fines if convicted.
Springfield Oregon Briggs Middle School suspended a mute student after a death list of classmates surfaced. School officials increased campus security and informed students named on the list. The unnamed boy, with a history of mental problems, was taken to a hospital after his parents alerted police.
The House voted 258 to 176 to open impeachment proceedings as the November election looms. Analysts say gains for Republicans could push deeper inquiries into Clinton’s conduct, including Lewinsky, Whitewater, and missile transfers, shaping the trial path in the Senate.
Attorney General Janet Reno said she would review accusations by President Clinton's lawyer that Kenneth Starr misled the Justice Department when seeking permission to begin an investigation into Clinton's relationship with Monica Lewinsky. Kendall said material shows Linda Tripp prompted Lewinsky and may have triggered the job for affidavit quid pro quo. Starr's office defended the conduct as professional and forthright.
House votes 258 to impeach open-ended inquiry with Lewinsky focus. Rep. Lindsey Graham cites Bruce Lindsey as a potential source. White House says Clinton will not halt work as Congress shifts the probe to a partisan battle before year end.
On impeachment inquiry day Monica Lewinsky discussed a reported $3 million multimedia package with News Corp. Fox interview and HarperCollins book were cited. Rupert Murdoch’s team led talks, with Lewinsky not commenting and others pursuing offers above $1 million in past reporting.
Paula Jones and her husband weigh a potential deal that could end the sexual harassment suit with President Clinton for as little as 700000 from Bennett plus up to 1000000 from Abe Hirschfeld. A Little Rock judge will release deposition transcripts starting October 19, with Lewinsky affidavit remarks noted as misleading.
Central New York is represented in the House by Sherwood Beshiert R New Hartford Maurice Hinchey D Saugerties Amory Houghton R Gorm Ing Joan McHugh R Pierrepont Manor William Paxon R Williamville Jama Walen R Ondada oe Ayes vote is to authorize the Impeachment Inquiry.
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