10 Apr 1981
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1981
Page
1
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport expects showers tonight and tomorrow with a 50 percent rain chance. Highs near 70, lows in the 40s. Sunday to Tuesday forecast calls for scattered showers, fair on Monday, highs 65 to 70 Sunday and Monday, around 50s Tuesday.
UPI says U.S. Secretary of State Alexander Haig reported to British Foreign Secretary Lord Carrington on efforts to form an anti-Soviet bloc in the Middle East. Haig called their talks bearing great fruit after a 90 minute session at the Foreign Office and a follow up lunch.
James T. Mulder profiles Clarence Jordan executive director of the Syracuse Rescue Mission portraying him as a steady force on skid row. The piece covers his blunt views on alcoholism street people and the mission role.
The winning number in New York's daily numbers game drawn last night was 790. The result was announced by AP reporters and will be available for players to verify against official drawings.
A promotional note offers a novel savings path by purchasing traveler’s checks and then staying home, suggesting cost cutting through prepaid funds and secure spending while at home rather than abroad.
A 22 month old girl Tanya Stitch was hospitalized after a 7 a.m. two alarm fire at 168 Lincoln Ave near South Side. Firefighter Michael Dickinson pulled her from a fourth floor apartment and performed rescue breathing before she was taken to State University Hospital in serious condition. Investigators pursue the fire’s cause, with possible sources in a second floor dumbwaiter shaft or a fourth floor kitchen. Concluded on Page A4.
Cape Canaveral observers report the Columbia spaceflight scrubbed due to a computer malfunction just 16 minutes before lift off. NASA officials halted the clock and prepared to evacuate the crew to their quarters, with a new launch target of Sunday at 6 50 a.m.
The Columbia launch on Space Coast Florida faced a postponement after a series of malfunctions and delays. Astronauts Young and Crippen endured six hours of wait and a faulty fuel cell warning before continuing. A backup computer then failed to communicate properly, signaling more possible delays as the mission teams worked to resolve issues.
President Reagan will return to the White House but cannot travel for several weeks due to medical advice. The travel embargo postpones the late April Mexican border summit and may affect his attendance at his daughter Maureen’s April 26 California wedding.
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