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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1982
Page
1
Outdoor writer Fred David reports opening day anglers found the trout active in small brooks while larger streams were turbid after an 11th hour storm. Early crowds lined Ninemile Creek near Camillus and Marcellus but warm sun and cheap water kept catches modest as fish moved to calmer waters and shallow bays.
Forecaster at Hancock Airport flags a chilly night with lows 25 to 30 F and highs near 50 F. Weekend looks gloomy with showers Saturday and Sunday into Monday, including possible snow flurries. Lows mid 20s to 30s, highs Sunday and Monday 35 to 40 F.
Two Polish soldiers pulled pistols on a military pilot over southern Poland, forced landing to collect their families, then had the pilot fly to Austria at treetop altitude to dodge radar. The Soviet Antonov-2 landed at Schwechat Airport near Vienna with 10 aboard. The pilot wished to return to Poland. a similar flight carried 20 Romanians who defected last July.
Albany AP reports the nightly numbers drawing produced 503 as the winning number in New York's daily lottery. No players or payout details provided. The shotlists and officials were not noted in the brief snippet.
In a doctor's office notice readers are asked to avoid sharing symptoms while waiting. The aim is to prevent the doctor from becoming hopelessly mixed up by patient reports. The light humor underscores the need for clear, singular communication with medical staff.
Washington reports the Social Security trustees say the program faces severe shortfalls with a significantly worse short-range outlook than last year. Without law changes, the retirement fund could run out of money to pay benefits by July 1983, even with interfund borrowing among the three trust funds.
The FCC approved an AT&T rate restructuring that raises average consumer bills by about 1.8 percent. Local increases hit short interstate calls hardest, while evening direct calls see lower rates and credit card calls fall. Business lines and WATS face higher charges. total annual AT&T revenue rises by about 181.4 million.
President Reagan appeared affable and reasonable at his ninth press conference while signaling no compromise on major issues amid economic strains and reduced aid programs. He discussed weapons reductions, warned against a Soviet freeze, and noted his upcoming medical tests for a urinary tract discomfort.
Albany reports the 1982-83 state budget passed before the April 1 deadline for the first time in five years. Senate and Assembly rapid amendments removed Medicaid abortion funding hurdles. The plan increases state aid to schools and pays state workers while routing funds to big cities.
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