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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1989
Page
7
A community appeal lists costs for feeding 20, 30, and 50 hungry people with amounts 32.60, 48.90, and 81.50 respectively, inviting gifts to help as many as possible. The notice provides a name and address for donors and emphasizes year round service.
The Cuomo administration released an energy plan to cut costs and emissions, reduce dependence on imported oil, and boost conservation. It calls for expanding natural gas use by 50 percent by 2008, using gas as a transition fuel, and improving efficiency in state buildings while urging federal action on standards.
Albany reports the Health Department will permit commercial laboratories to test blood for AIDS. Authorities previously feared accuracy and confidentiality but now believe labs can handle the initial testing stage. New York holds about a quarter of the nation's AIDS patients.
Gov. Mario Cuomo framed the abortion funding dispute as a partisan clash, arguing federal aid should cover poor rape and incest victims while Republicans oppose. He spoke at a Nassau County Democratic dinner, urging support for access to abortion for a 13 year old rape victim. Meanwhile Albany officials announced a tougher bus-pass penalties law, raising fines up to 850 dollars and six months license Revocation for repeated violations.
A promotional note touts USAir as America's Most Frequent Flyer with extensive Syracuse routes and First Class service. It highlights the Frequent Traveler Program and American Express Card benefits, including no preset spending limit and approval by spending patterns, aimed at business travelers worldwide.
Steven Smith, 23, was found guilty by an eight to four Manhattan jury of murder rape and related charges in the January attack on 34 year old pregnant doctor Kathryn Hinnant at Bellevue Hospital He faced a maximum 25 years to life when sentenced November 21 The trial focused on insanity and the defendant showed little emotion at verdict with prosecutors saying he knew what he was doing.
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