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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1997
Page
1
Diana lies in private repose at Chapel Royal and a unique funeral is planned for Saturday at Westminster Abbey with prayers and public mourning. The arrangements emphasize a solemn royal ceremony reflecting the princess’s global impact and national sorrow.
Diana funeral set at Westminster Abbey with royal dignity but not a state funeral. Investigators focus on speed after a Paris tunnel crash killed Diana and Dodi Fayed. Witnesses report speeds of 60 to 90 mph as car none wearing seatbelts. Diana to be buried at Althorp in Northamptonshire after Saturday’s service.
Hollywood celebrities criticize photographers as Diana’s future marriage mystery fades. The royal family mourns its brightest star, a high profile tragedy shaping headlines on A4.
Weather forecast lists tonight as clear with patchy fog forming later. Tuesday will be sunny to partly cloudy and warm with a low around 58. Wednesday turns windy and cooler with a sprinkle or two as high as 66 and low 48. Thursday breezy and cool with a chance of a shower. Friday warms to a high near 72.
Russian President Boris Yeltsin announced at a Moscow school that his current term ends in 2000 and he will not seek re election. He praised younger, energetic leadership and suggested a successor from within his administration while offering no further plans.
President Clinton's motorcade paused outside Alley's General Store in Edgartown Massachusetts as Koop left Sunday services at a nearby church. Koop with two friends gained access to the White House aide and met the president inside for coffee. He urged Clinton to stay tough on tobacco and said the president's intent looked strong. The health issue remains to be settled when Clinton returns from his vacation on September 7 the proposed tobacco settlement with state attorneys general is a key task ahead.
UCSF will offer organ transplants to HIV infected patients whose infection is controlled and who are not dying from other diseases. Only organs that would otherwise be discarded will be used, said Dr Nancy Ascher, liver transplant surgeon, with priority to prevent depriving others of needed kidneys or hearts.
In Peoria Michigan a weekend hoax triggered a four hour police siege after a witness claimed a gunman forced entry with a long-barreled weapon. A roommate later admitted faking the gun with an umbrella under his coat. Oversanne Etienne and Sony Jran, both charged with disorderly conduct, were involved.
Donor policy debates arise as centers consider HIV negative but high risk individuals for organ donation. Despite shortages, many major centers still restrict organs for recipients with AIDS, arguing the need to reserve organs for those likely to lead long, productive lives.
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