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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1982
Page
1
More than 200 American volunteers plan to depart New York for Israel to farm guard settlements and assist industry in the Golan Heights for 30 to 60 days. The trip is part of a privately organized plan approved by the Israeli government.
Rebel airmen in Kibera and surrounding Nairobi areas refused to surrender and seized houses, declaring readiness to fight to the death. Scattered shooting reported as authorities largely crushed the Sunday bid to topple President Daniel Arap Moi with other airmen discarding uniforms and fleeing.
Richard Nixon eight years after resigning over Watergate is filing a third appeal to the Supreme Court. He challenges lower court rulings that would permit about 6,000 hours of Oval Office tapes to be replayed publicly at 11 regional listening centers, his attorney said yesterday.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission orders Consolidated Edison and the New York Power Authority to fix deficiencies in evacuation plans for Indian Point nuclear plants by December or face license risk.
A. Donald Fass of Wallingford, once Rollins Protective Service Co. sales top man, was sentenced to 13 to 26 years after pleading guilty to nine felony counts. He admitted burglarizing homes after failed sales pitches, then returning a week later to pitch again. Fass also ran a Meriden secondhand shop linked to stolen goods and was arrested after a break in in East Hartford in August 1980. Defense vows to seek sentence review as excessive for his bumbling method.
UPI reports Chicago. A federal judge refused Midway Manufacturing’s bid to bar or recall the book How to Win at Pac Man. Judge Grady said the Publications International guide is clearly superior to Midway licensed works and educational for players seeking high scores.
A House Senate conference committee begins work on a compromise tax bill aiming to raise at least 98 billion over three years to cut federal borrowing and lower interest rates. Led by Sen. Bob Dole and Rep. Dan Rostenkowski, the talks face pressure from business groups lobbying against key provisions and from concerns over Medicaid Medicare and aid cuts.
The UPI report notes Knoxville seeks federal disaster designation after weekend floods damaged World’s Fair pavilions, homes, cars, and businesses. Civil Defense reports about 100 homes and 100 businesses damaged. total damage cited around 1 million dollars with $50,000 to pavilions. Governor Alexander planned to send a letter requesting aid. HUD approval could mobilize a $200,000 recovery fund. Local resident Jim Wilkerson described losing a mobile home and $15,000 investment.
Forefeast of unsettled weather with partial clouds tonight and tomorrow. Showers and thunderstorms likely across Plains Atlantic Coast and Pacific Northwest. Damaging winds fuel fires in four western states. Heavy rain hits Colorado City and northern Plains set records. Firefighting efforts in Idaho and wildfires scorch 17 000 acres across California Nevada Oregon.
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