Syracuse Herald-Journal (Newspaper) - June 12, 1984, Syracuse, New York FOR BETTER EATING SYRACUSE HERAL RNAL KO 52 449 METRO EDITION 1S84 The Company JUNE 12, 1984 IS cents Good evening sunny Chance of thunderstorms A2 4 adults survive 1V2 hours in Lake Ontario By Hart j Staff Writer Five Jefferson County including 11-month-oM survived an in 50-dcgree waters when their swamped and capsized on Lake Monday Three-foot swells swamped the and it capsized so quickly none of the four adults aboard was able to pul on a life The baby had been wearing a life preserver from the outset of the AP MISSILE The Army says this interceptor launched from a Pacific found and destroyed a dummy nuclear missile in The test is called a breakthrough in defense or another step in the arms Dubious benefit A proposal to award high school diplomas to students with handicapping conditions who have not met minimum standards smacks of which is the last thing they Making the rounds Aldo the bubbly star of television is ing two days in Central New greeting signing and introducing his new Cella Sparkling Hot like weather Detroit Tigers detractor's pre- the American League ers would wilt in June's In- stead they have been as hot as the winning 7 of 12 Seek stability Even though the unemployment rate is Senate crats say things aren't as rosy as they seem and the state needs long-term policies to create a ble job million wager The Walt Disney Studio is wa- gering million to prove that you can go home again to Oz. This is not a musical and con- tains quite a few twists on the old Today's features The four adults with child in tow about a half mile before rescued The Coast This is how Mid family recounted the Jim and Cavollier of their Jim's and a fnend Todd both of were ill an outboard on Bay at 2 p.m. when the motor lost its forward Rather than paddle the traft to they attempted to back the I As they were heading u broke over the The primp to swim to Cherry Island where a resident on shore noticed them fur The distance the five had W TO was him a according Petty Officer Kd but swells impeded their They were up at about 4 p.m. by the Coasi and ferried to where a rescue vehicle transported them to a town All were examined and re- the five took precautions to prevent Tudd Fowler covered the infant with his own to protect her from and to Island later in ihe day Monday to recover the which had upon Fowler's Dan. said the five survived because they didn't panic and were able to make the sw mi to always had a pretty level head on said of his State Senate kills Cuomo ERA plan By Jonathan D. Salant Albany Bureau ALBANY Gov. Mario M. Cuomo suffered his second major political defeat in 12 days Monday as the state Senate rejected his posal for a state Equal Rights Senate Majority Leader Warren M. said more than half of the members of the Republican Senate conference opposed the a top priority of the Democratic majority felt that it was an issue we should not bring An- derson am still for but 1 am guided by the will of the con- Cuomo reacted sharply Monday to the Senate's the Equal Rights ment will die without a hearing on the Senate floor is a Cuomo New York State Assembly has once previously passed an The New York State Senate has once passed an Bold step backward the Senate perhaps on orders from have reversed the tradition and Sen. Anderson's statements earlier this They have taken a bold step backwards dent Reagan's attitude towards women and his espousal of their in- Page A3 Firefighters and civilian helpers try to extinguish a burning car set afire by heavy shelling in Chaos filled the streets as the artillery killed more than 80 the worst death toll in Shelling kills 84 in Beirut Coalition asks confidence vote Lebanon Minister Hashid coalition government went before ment today for a crucial vote of con- following 12 hours of ing that police said killed 84 people and wounded 216 in and around the Seventy-one of Parliament's 90 members showed up for the session in the no man's land between tian cast and Moslem west The legislators planned to vote on the government's program for ing the nine-year civil war if ers finished their addresses by the the vote would be taken About BO rounds of machine gun fire cracked in the distance shortly before Speaker Kamel Assad opened the session at a.m. the city echoed with loud blasts that police said were propelled grenades fired in the air for the funerals of some of the tims of Monday's The Karami ment needs a majority vote of the attending parliamentarians to be formally Page M Here's one for But cigarette levy may fall expect a new booze tax By Nancy J. Schwerzler The Baltimore Sun An cocktail may be more but cigarettes could be Executives may have to scale down their tastes in luxury And there could be new help in building a retirement Those are some of the tions of a major tax reduction now under tion between the House and The is designed to trim the eral budget deficit but it will also alter the budgets of de- pending on their vices and ment The House includes billion in tax increases through cal 1987 while the Senate measure raises taxes by The conferees have already agreed on many Some provisions of greatest inter- est to consumers could be decided this week when the negotiations re- But the entire package could be doomed by disputes over since the tax measure is com- with other deficit reduction steps that arc hotly contested and require negotiations among 12 ferent groups of House and Senate If those differences are worked the tax portion of the package should mean some important changes for Among the issues to be decided 6 Stock up on your Drinkers won a re- from tax increases in a major 1982 tax but now it's their turn to help cut the Distilled its are currently taxed by the eral government at the rate of the House would im- pose a effective Oct. while the Senate supports a effective Jan. Smokers are in for a tax after getting hit with a major tax increase in the 1982 tax Federal cigarette taxes are now 16 cents a thanks to the earlier tax which also provided that the taxes would drop to 8 cents a pack in 1985 unless Congress de- The House now wants to set rette taxes at 12 cents a pack while the Senate prefers letting the tax drop to 8 13 Page A4 store owners rap tax By Renee Graham Staff Writer Local liquor store and bar owners say that the tax duction is just another mental attempt to tap them The being considered by the Senate and the House of could raise liquor taxes to as much as a gallon by October seems like every time the needs more the and bar and tavern owners are the first to said Paul owner of the Top Cat 220 Otisco St. tough enough trying to get the price for taxes let alone what it'll be like if the gets said going to see a lot of people folding their businesses if the increases go Tobacco and smoke shop owners would also be affected by the nearly billion but they may find themselves paying as much as eight cents less in taxes than they have in the previous two cigarette tax should be cut in half because it's too said Paul owner of Paul's Smoke Shop for 23 the 1982 tax a lot of owners found themselves out of business and this will balance things out are always going to Page A4 Today's chuckle No man is an but most of us Teel like outlying suburbs much of the Lottery A2 470-2265 470-0050 470-0032 470-0010 Britain's toddler prince is a man of few words LONDON Prince who turns 2 years old next held a press con- ference of sorts today and said his first words in The toddler prince also said two complete sentences for and Because of his birthday June 21, Prince Charles and Princess Diana showed off their son for photographers and camera crews on the grounds of Kensington their don Second in line to the who merely cooed and gurgled when he last for the media six months has grown a couple of inches to just more than three feet and has mastered the words and Prince Charles pushed his son on a and Princess who is expecting the second child in kicked a tell to Hut the little prince seemed most crested in the An obliging let him peer through the asked ihe M the Then he pointed to a piece of equipment and called a his father f- d. a big sausage that picks everything you say and you are starting FAST The r for heal More on the Defendant hinted he'd kill her mother says LOS ANGELES The man accused of battering model Vicki Morgan to death showed her mother a suicide note and dropped other hints that the j former mistress to presidential confidant Alfred Bloomingdale was about to Miss Morgan's Connie was the opening ness Monday at the murder trial of Marvin accused of beating the 30-year- old to death with her son's baseball bat m July 19S3. She recalled several discussions in which Pancoast indicated he planned to kill who gained riety in 1982 when she filed a dollar palimony suit against A judge later dismissed most of the ing Miss Morgan a well-paid died of in 1982. pounded very verv Mrs Laney d seen hmi like that And he was Why don't you co a Page A4 PANCOAST
