06 Apr 1983
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1983
Page
1
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport predicts cloudy skies with occasional showers tonight and tomorrow. Low around 40 tonight, high 40 to 45 tomorrow. Friday's low about 30, high 45 to 50. Weekend highs 50 to 55 with fair skies.
Weather map data on page A2 appears garbled with unclear instructions for converting Fahrenheit and Celsius. The readable portion references a weather map and page A2 with no discernible forecast details or locations.
President Reagan told Senate Budget Committee leaders in a White House meeting that he will resist congressional moves to curb his military buildup. Domenici and Chiles said the talk occurred before the panel began debating fiscal 1984 spending priorities.
Chancellor Helmut Kohl will visit Washington April 14 15 for 24 hours to discuss deployment of low flight cruise and Pershing 2 missiles in West Germany later this year. He will meet with President Reagan and top officials including George Shultz and Caspar Weinberger. Albany AP reports the nightly winning number was 19 in the daily numbers game.
A humorous quip questions the idea of wounds from a blank while reminding readers the income tax deadline approaches. The witty remark features a playful sting on bureaucratic rules and everyday life.
Five workshop members died and 16 were injured when a tractor trailer a flatbed truck and a bus carrying adults from the Chenango County chapter of the Association for Retarded Children collided on Route 8 near Mount Upton New Berlin. Officials described the scene as warlike and noted the bus was returning from the Norwich center.
Syracuse AAA executive Arthur Gabriel warned the federal Highway Administration edict allowing tandem rigs on over 180000 miles, including 1743 miles in New York, could raise highway accidents. Onondaga County Sheriff Dillon echoed fears while DOT officials noted maintenance impacts and variable road suitability.
Orbiting astronauts led by Story Musgrave prepare for a dress rehearsal space walk and tests while mission control reports the satellite ejected from Challenger is to be recovered. NASA confirms the fault was in the rocket, not the crew, as Weitz Bobko Peterson and Musgrave carry on with the mission.
China lodged a strong protest with the United States over granting political asylum to Chinese tennis star Hu Na. Beijing charged the Reagan administration with an untenable legal basis and moral condemnation, saying the move infringes China sovereignty and internal affairs.
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