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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1982
Page
11
Weather outlook calls for a clear cool night with a low near freezing in some areas. Showers and thundershowers are possible along the southern Atlantic Coast states, eastern Gulf Coast, upper Great Lakes region, and southern Plateau, with varying intensity.
The report records yesterday's high of 79 and low of 59 with a 69 normal. It notes a record high of 92 in 1955 and record low of 42 in 1977. Sunset is 7 58 p m and sunrise tomorrow is 6 17 a m with humidity 68 percent at 8 p m yesterday and 82 percent at 8 a m today.
A rare 80 mph micro-burst struck a Jefferson County Airport near Denver damaging at least 15 planes and 10 hangars with about 3 million dollars in losses. Weather officials noted the intense downdraft occurred amid a severe thunderstorm warning, catching control tower staff by surprise.
WARSAW Poland UPI the communist authorities tighten a campaign against the suspended Solidarity labor union ahead of its second anniversary this month State run television aired programs denouncing anti government riots in four cities and showing water cannon footage Floral crosses appeared around Victory Square in Warsaw as the square was sealed for repairs Solidarity supporters gathered at new crosses outside churches The Politburo warned against demonstrations and threatened to prolong martial law PAP criticized the 1980 agreement saying it was rushed and unrealistic and responsible for economic decline
New York workers receiving unemployment benefits will gain extra weeks under Reagan's tax bill. States with higher insured unemployment get six to ten additional weeks, raising some maximums to 49 weeks. New York's insured rate sits near 3.5 percent, complicating exact benefits.
The Senate approved a $14.2 billion supplemental appropriations bill on a voice vote after House passage, despite veto threats from White House budget director David Stockman. The measure funds operations through the fiscal year end of Sept 30, with defense funding fall short of administration requests and several targeted programs added without prior admin support.
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