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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1995
Page
4
Two Scio girls born with a fatal immune disorder are living active lives about five years after gene therapy, becoming the hist patients in history to undergo the treatment. Researchers reported in Science that ADA-related SCID caused severe immune deficiency and infections, while normal gene copies restored immune function.
SACRAMENTO California Ross Perot said the Reform Party may not qualify for California ballots and could run as an independent. He spoke via satellite from Dallas and suggested he might not be the party’s candidate, citing the need for a fresh face. Perot noted California’s early ballot deadline and that 89 007 registrations are required. he has about half and expects the rest by Tuesday.
In Los Angeles and San Mateo counties arrest warrants issued for Dennis Blanchey York 35 stepson of police Capt. Margaret York for unlicensed contracting and theft. He allegedly claimed licensed contractor status and took 10000 from a police officer for home repairs then failed to perform the work.
The House passed a Medicare overhaul deficit plan championed by Newt Gingrich, aiming to raise Part B premiums, push seniors toward private plans, and squeeze funds to balance the federal budget by 2002. Democrats denounced it as jeopardizing seniors’ care, while supporters called it lifesaving reform and a step toward fiscal balance.
The proposed plan would increase monthly payments by amounts ranging across seven years, with figures showing increases from 43.70 to 58.20 dollars per month and a 348.20 monthly example in the later stage. The measure targets beneficiary contributions under the reform package.
Justice for All member Ogle argues disabled Americans face barriers to HMOs as Medicare reform moves through Congress. The Senate plans an early vote on a reconciliation bill linking tax cuts, Medicaid and welfare reform, with clashes over HMO access and a Clinton veto threat.
Washington reports Republicans consider a temporary debt limit extension to let the government keep paying bills while advancing a seven year balanced budget plan with $245 billion in tax cuts and higher IRA and estate tax changes. Clinton warns of default risks and higher rates if Republicans stall.
Central New York Republicans vote to back a Medicare reform bill aimed at slowing cost growth. Key supporters cite protecting beneficiaries and rural hospitals while Democrats vow to fight it and expect a veto.
Rep. James Walsh faced a clash with Speaker Newt Gingrich over a District of Columbia finances bill. Gingrich set aside the subcommittee approval and pushed for a compromise with city officials, signaling a shift toward centralized leadership. Analysts note Gingrich’s dominance over committees, willingness to override chairs, and his agenda driven approach to policy and spending.
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