16 Aug 1983
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1983
Page
1
Duane Seipel, a Communications Workers member in Appleton Wisconsin, pickets in his wheelchair as negotiations in the strike against AT&T resume. The article notes other items including Reagan claims about media bias and public safety actions.
In New Orleans at the VFW convention, President Reagan and Sen. John Glenn defended national security and the military while sparring over foreign policy strategy. Reagan highlighted his incumbency and priorities, while Glenn urged caution on arms spending and clarified aims amid debate on vital interests.
President Hissene Habre said he will negotiate directly with Libyan leader Muammar Khadafy to end the Chad war but refuses to talk with rebel Goukouni Oueddei. He accused Libya of occupying half Chad and used a news conference to defend government lines and press for international support.
FBI agents conduct a second round of interviews with Reagan campaign figures including CIA chief Wil liam Casey and White House aide James Baker to resolve inconsistencies over Carter briefing materials and potential intelligence operation implications. The probe may involve lie detector tests and efforts to identify the source and pathway of the materials linked to the 1980 campaign.
A 36 inch water main ruptured on Schenectady's east side at about 5 a.m. sending about two million gallons of water per hour into streets and forcing closures on Balltown Road Brandywine Avenue and Rosa Road. Traffic was rerouted as crews worked to shut off the flow and assess the cause.
Mayor Henry G. Cisneros, a Harvard-educated reformer, pursues luring technology firms to San Antonio to build an economic path for Mexican Americans. He seeks to convert underemployed Hispanics into participants in the American economy, seeing city leadership as a model for growth.
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