Syracuse Heat Record Bid Amid Night Sky Science Sparks
A reading of 78 degrees at noon in Syracuse hints at a possible April 3 high near the city’s 1963 record of 79. Firework-like clouds appeared across the East Coast around 5 a.m. as NASA field tests painted the sky. rockets from Wallops Island released lithium, barium and strontium to study wind and electric fields. Showers and possible thunderstorms are forecast tonight with a low around 50 to 55, and a high in the mid to upper 60s tomorrow.
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Syracuse
East Coast
National Aviation and Space Agency
Wallops Island
Fire damages century old fraternity house at Alfred University
All 26 residents of a nearby Delta Sigma Phi house at Alfred University escaped unharmed as fire swept the roof and third floor of the century old building on Main Street across from campus. Alan Littell, university public relations director, reported the blaze caused heavy damage to the structure early today.
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Alfred University
Alan Littell
University
Delta Sigma Phi
Twilight world of male teenage prostitutes in Syracuse
Empire Magazine reports on growing numbers of male teenage prostitutes in downtown Syracuse with a prison interview of a teen hustler who started at 14. It also highlights female fashion return and lifestyle pieces on miscarriage and neonatal loss, plus a fourth grade where boys stitch and girls wood.
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Syracuse
Herald-American/Post-Standard
Empire Magazine
James T. Mulder
Empire
Joanne Dennis
Jan Moore
Kevin Hyland
Carrier executives reshaping Syracuse ties after Holm retirement
The retirement of Melvin C. Holm and E. Douglas Kenna’s resignation spark questions about Carrier Corp. local influence and future involvement in Syracuse. UTC says no units move from Syracuse and no mass executive exodus, despite some shifts to Hartford and Thompson Road.
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Melvin C. Holm
Carrier Corp
E. Douglas Kenna
Syracuse
Will Carrier
Holm
United Technologies Corp
UTC
Hartford, Conn
Thompson Road
Halm
Reagan Fever Signals Recovery After Wounding
President Reagan developed a moderate fever during recovery from a gunshot wound to the lung. Doctors said fever is common after major injury and surgery, while FBI and White House briefings noted the bullet was a devastator type and that Brady remained in critical condition.
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Maureen Santini
Washington
Reagan
FBI
Ed Gooderhand
White House
Dennis O'Leary
George Washington University Hospital
Larry Speakes
Brady
Roger Young
James S. Brady
Edwin Meese III
James A. Baker II
Michael K. Deaver
O'Leary
California
Mexico
Hinckley
John W. Hinckley Jr
O’leary
Young
Senate
Howard H. Baker Jr
Loyal troops end revolt in Thailand
Loyal forces backed by Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda seized Bangkok and crushed a two day coup. Two people died and five were injured in brief fighting near the royal palace. Rebels at army HQ surrendered after an hour standoff as civilians cheered.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Toyal
Prem Tinsulanonda
Royal
Witnesses Yard
Prem
Prachak Sawangchit
Notch in Social Security lowers 1982 benefits for young retirees
Washington reports a 1977 change creates a notch that reduces benefits for workers retiring before age 65 in 1982 and beyond. Two identical workers with the same earnings could see monthly retirement differences up to 110 dollars depending on exact birthdays, with gaps widening over time.
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James Hildreth
Newhouse
Washington
Dee
John Trollinger
Social Security Adram
Social Security Administration
Sional Action
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