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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1981

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Record Low Temperatures Hit Upstate as Frost Warning Remains

A bitter cold snap grips the region with a 3 am reading of 24 degrees, breaking the 1925 low of 25. Old Forge logs a 9 degree low and 2.5 inches of snow. Tonight stays clear and cold with a low near 25 as frost warnings persist. Tomorrow brings mostly sunny skies and a mid 50s high. Winds under 10 mph, precipitation chance near zero.

Mother Nature National Weather Service Upstate Canada Old Forge

Beirut toll rises amid Beirut clashes and airport closure

Syrian troops and Lebanese Christian militiamen exchanged artillery and rockets in Beirut forcing the closure of the main international airport. The port of Sidon reported heavy bombardment, with newspapers noting 21 dead and more than 80 wounded as shells hit districts across the Green Line. The Christian Voice of Lebanon radio described dawn as a lull after a brutal bombardment.

Beirut Lebanon Sidon Christian Voice of Lebanon

Schools reopen in Youngstown after two months strike

In Youngstown Ohio teachers and the school board seal a two year 12.5 percent wage deal and reopen schools with all staff present for the first time in two months. An AFL CIO group of custodians and other non teaching workers had threatened to prolong the shutdown but settled. About 1050 militant teachers approved an end to a 36 day walkout at a packed union hall.

Youngstown, Ohio Afl-Cio

Today's chuckle as self knowledge test

A light feature reflects on self awareness, noting that recognizing one’s true nature is easier than accepting it. The tone is reflective and ironic, inviting readers to consider personal honesty and growth without heavy analysis.

Carrier to Relocate Executive Offices in Syracuse

Carrier Corp plans to move its executive offices from Carrier Tower to a proposed 85 000 square foot building in the Weighlock Office Park off Route 298, with ground breaking aimed by summer and completion about a year later. About 215 downtown employees would transfer, while most of the 7 000 employees work at the 526 acre Thompson Road complex. The project calls for passive solar design and energy management tech, with costs around 6 ½ million for the office building and potential 4 million Marriott expansion. total regional construction could exceed 10 million.

Joseph A. Porcello Carrier Corp Carrier Tower Weighlock Route Carrier Melvin c. Holm Holm Thompson Road Mony Plaza Marriott Inn Summitt Landing Syracuse United Technologies Corp Marriott

Hollywood fears blacklist from drug probe

Hollywood fights a drug abuse inquiry, with SAG and actors opposing naming names. The House Narcotics Committee plans hearings amid fears of a blacklist echoing 1950s anti communist probes. Pro as witness is producer Alan Horn and actor Phil McKeon. LA Mayor Tom Bradley and CA AG George Deukmejian also listed.

Hollywood Hollywood Resistance Kim Fellner Screen Actors Guild Alcohal Ed Asner Cbs-Tv Lou Grant People Magazine House Committee On Narcotics Abuse and Control MacKenzie Phillips West Hollywood Zefferetti Leshin Sen Joseph McCarthy U.S House Alan Horn Tandem Productions- Tat Communications Phil McKeon Tommy Alice

Haig calls for opposing all rights violations in U S policy

Secretary of State Haig argues the United States should oppose human rights abuses by any state while criticizing totalitarian regimes more than authoritarian ones. He cites the Soviet Union as the main threat and notes shifts toward tolerance of some right wing regimes under Reagan. The speech, given March 31, is not final policy but signals a stance under review.

New York Times Service Washington Alexander M. Haig Jr Reagan United States Ian One Haig Trilateral Commission New York Times Soviet Union Carter South Korea Argentina Chile Philippines State Department

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