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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 2000
Page
4
In Los Angeles the Rampart corruption trial falters as prosecutors rest without calling star witness Rafael Perez. The case hinges on credibility amid witnesses with memory gaps and disputed police conduct.
The Southern Baptist Convention, two decades after conservatives rose to control and after revising its doctrinal platform, shows signs of fracturing. Congregations are leaving or halting support, Jimmy Carter renounced membership, and Texas-led moves threaten Cooperative Program funding and seminaries. Debate pits inerrancy against broader interpretation, with potential realignment across states and possible new denominations.
Arizona officials probe a program offering large tax credits for alternative fuel vehicles and conversions. About 20,000 applications filed. costs projected well above initial estimates. Ethics inquiry targets House Speaker Groscost amid ties to a fuel conversion company founder.
Interior Department weighs allowing Hopi eagle hatchling sacrifices in Wupatki National Monument under a draft rule. Critics warn broad language could enable widespread hunting in parks from Alaska to Florida while NPS defends a narrow, historic link to certain Hopi clans.
Two construction workers died when a trench collapsed in Richmond Texas on Saturday. A third worker was buried up to his head and later rescued after about seven hours of excavation.
Philadelphia public school teachers remain at an impasse after agreeing to a half hour extension while Mayor John F. Street demands 45 minutes. Teachers walked off Friday, risking more than 210,000 students missing classes Monday if no settlement is reached.
Two Navy F A 18 Hornets collided during a training mission about 115 miles east of Reno and 55 miles east of Fallon. Lt. Cam Hansen ejected and parachuted to the ground. Lt. Joe Krasinski landed safely after the crash. Fallon Naval Air Station officials confirmed no serious injuries.
A State agency proposes fining a Los Angeles station nearly 30 000 dollars for safety lapses after Adrienne Alpert was severely burned when a KABC TV microwave antenna mast touched a 34 000 volt power line on May 22. Surgeons amputated her leg arm and part of her hand and foot.
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