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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1995

Page

2

Gang-busting lawyer slain in West Roxbury transit incident

Boston Assistant Attorney General Paul R. McLaughlin, 42, who led cases against violent gangs, was shot in the head at a West Roxbury commuter rail station. Police and federal agents hunted a teen suspect seen fleeing the scene as investigators consider a gang related assassination. In Indianapolis, looters and another driver fled after a fatal hit and run that killed 35-year-old Avaneta Hessaraki, with a stolen license plate and a truck missing its driver.

Boston West Roxbury Paul R. McLaughlin Indianapolis Ayday Avaneta A. Hessaraki Wishard Memorial Hospital

Challenger wins game in title chess match

New York Viswanathan Anand defeated Garry Kasparov with a queenside attack in Game 9 of the world chess championship. The 25 year old Indian grandmaster seized the lead in the 20 game match with a score of 5 to 4, the first decisive result after eight straight draws. Game 10 was scheduled for 3 p.m. today.

New York Anand Garry Kasparov

Citadel freezes woman's cadet application in court fight

A South Carolina woman remains blocked from joining The Citadel cadet corps as courts decide if the corps can stay all male. Nancy Mellette, 17, will receive notice that her case is adjudicated while a federal judge weighs whether Converse College's leadership program could be an acceptable alternative. Mellette is a senior at Oak Ridge Military Academy in North Carolina planning to pursue the Citadel path.

Charleston S.C Shannon Faulkner Citadel Nancy Mellette Terry Leedom The Military College Converse College Spartanburg Citadé Mellette Oak Ridge Miliary Acadeemy North Carolina

Monarch butterflies showing comeback signs on Pacific coast

In Monterey and Santa Cruz areas monarchs are returning in stronger numbers. Observers say larger, healthier populations indicate good milkweed and water supply after a decline last year. Western migration remains fragile but provides cautious optimism.

Monterey Calif Monterey Peninsula Canada Ro Vaccaro The Friends of the Monarch Murutay Pacific Grove Natural Bridges State Beach Santa Cruz New York Tires Newa Service

Clinton accuses Gingrich of budget blackmail over debt talks

President Clinton blasted Newt Gingrich for attempting to use debt limit legislation to force endorsement of a seven year balanced budget plan. He recalled a 1995 NH handshake on a bipartisan lobbying reform commission and warned he would not be blackmailed. Gingrich vowed short term extensions only and urged balance. Clinton warned against vetoing spending bills that hurt nursing homes Head Start and the environment while predicting a eventual compromise.

Washington Clinton Newt Gingrich House Gingrich New Hampshire Senate Michigan Gop Congress Jimmy Carter Air Force One

Talks on Bosnia structure aim to hold country together

In New York and Sarajevo, U S and European allies push for a workable Bosnian government. Secretary Christopher says major hurdles remain as ministers from Bosnia Serbia and Croatia meet at the U N to outline constitutional principles while shuttle diplomacy resumes. Bosnian officials say the proposed central parliament would balance two thirds Muslim Croat and one third Serb representation with a policy making president elected by all.

New York United States Bosnia Warren Christopher Serbia Croatia U.S United Nations Christopher Richard Holbrooke Andrew Kozyrev Russia Holbrooke Mate Grane Muhamed Sacirbey Milan Milutinovic Sarajevo Roberts B. Owen Christopher Hill Associated Press Bosnia- Herzegovina Alya Izebegovic Aji Mrkonjic Grad Geneva NATO U.N

Water scooter safety questioned after Estevan collision

Miami Beach tale follows Victor Vale's first rental ride with warning to have fun and avoid collisions. The fatal watercraft crash involving a Ya maha Waverunner and Gloria Estefan's boat renews calls for stricter safety. Investigators say Howard Clark was thrown into the boat's propeller. passenger Tisha Greene injured. Emilio Estefan's role not at fault. Patrol cites rental firms prioritizing profit over training. industry figures urge better instruction and regulation. Florida reports rising personal watercraft incidents with 34 percent of boating accidents in 1994 and 20 deaths nationwide last year. John Birkinbine criticizes operators for insufficient training.

Miami Beach Fla Victor Vale New York City Gloria Estefan Howard Clark Washington, D.C South Beach Estefan Clark Tisha Greene Emilio Florida Marine Patrol Mike Tucker Tucker Florida John Birkinbine Personal Watercraft Industry Association Chicago

Jury hears less than public about OJ Simpson trial witnesses

Los Angeles recounts how Rosa Lopez and other witnesses never reached the jury while key material was barred or left out. The piece notes dramatic elements like the Bronco chase and Kardashian’s testimony, plus several witnesses who never testified or were not allowed to testify.

Los Angeles Rosa Lopez O.J. Simpson Johnnie Cochran Jr el Salvador Lopez Simpson Mark Fuhrman A.C Cowlings Robert Kardashian Kardashian

Jury of His Peers Heads for the Home Stretch

O J Simpson trial moves toward closing arguments as a weary, sequestered jury prepares to deliberate. Experts discuss foreman selection, notes, and the impact of prolonged sequestration on juror memory and independence.

Myrna Raeder Southwestern University School of Law Robert Pugsley University of Southern California Erwin Chemerinsky California Robert Be Meschhorn Torac William Kennedy Smith Robert Gordon

Simpson defense and trial coverage eyed by networks

Jurors are urged to ignore Simpson's innocence proclamation as Judge Ito questions its timing and purpose. Cable networks plan continuous coverage from noon to late evening as the trial nears verdict with updates via NewsLine calls and toll free listings for updates and excerpts.

Simpson Lance Ito Hirschhorn T.V ABC CBS NBC CNN Court TV CNBC Wi Nowstine Call NewsLine Associated Press Cee Call Auburn Alimar Pulaski

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