19 Apr 1983
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1983
Page
1
A brief lifestyle piece explores why staring remains a common social cue in daily interactions, noting cultural norms, context, and etiquette tips for navigating eye contact in gatherings, workplaces, and public spaces.
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport expects a winter like week with snowy and windy periods. Tonight’s low near 30 degrees with northwest winds 20 to 30 mph. Tomorrow high 40 to 45 with 60 percent chance of flurries. Thursday and Friday see variable cloudiness and scattered flurries with lows around 25 to 30 and highs in the 40s. Saturday partly cloudy with a low near 32 and a high about 50.
A fragmentary weather item from Syracuse page presents garbled temperature conversions and a brief map reference. The readable bits indicate Fahrenheit and Celsius notes, but the details are unclear and likely part of a larger weather map feature.
Police in Warsaw question Lech Walesa for four hours marking a third grilling in a week about his contacts with Solidarity underground leaders. A spokesman from Walesa's Gdansk apartment said Walesa was released after refusing to answer questions and that investigators sought details of a clandestine meeting held more than a week ago.
AP reports two armed inmates bungled a six day escape attempt at a state maximum security prison. One hostage, data supervisor Kostas Gus Mastros, was released after negotiations. Guard Daniel Kohut remains held as priority in talks. Mastros reportedly asked for cigarettes after leaving the room.
Albany AP reports the nightly draw produced the daily numbers winner 035 and the Win Four 7248.
A humorous line defines an optimist as someone who believes he can live like a millionaire if he earns a million dollars, riffing on wealth aspirations with a tongue in cheek tone.
Marines raised a single American flag at sunrise in front of the shattered U.S. Embassy as officials confirmed 19 deaths and 28 missing or presumed dead. The death toll included eight Americans and ten Lebanese embassy staff, with more buried under rubble. Police said 120 wounded, while Ambassador Dilton doubted any survivors remained.
The Syracuse Chiefs timbered toward a home opener in Syracuse's North Side as MacArthur Stadium lights passed an inspection during a test run. General manager Tex Simone, in his 13th year, joked about a broken toilet in the umpires' room, a fixture that became a running minor league concern amid preparations.
President Reagan endorsed a Scowcroft panel plan to base 100 MX missiles in hardened Minuteman silos in the West and favor counting warheads over launchers. The move aims to bolster deterrence and pave the way for new arms reductions while development of a mobile single warhead missile is explored. Congress has 45 days to fund MX legislation.
Three bodies discovered by police digging a rural Staten Island site near a vacant Sharrots Road house. Authorities seek up to 22 more remains in surrounding land tied to ex-convict Richard Biegenwald, 42, linked to a 1968 Bayonne murder and 1980 rape case. He faces related murder charges in Monmouth County.
MONTPELIER VT AP The federal government withdraws its order forcing states to open non interstates to double trailers after state rebellion. Vermont paid 291 miles and deemed unsafe. Withdrawal ends federal rule nationwide. states now choose which roads to open.
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