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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1981
Page
8
Legal notice fragment referencing a cruise event and parties named Pace and Pion. Details are unreadable. the text lacks clear actions, deadlines, or authorities to summarize meaningfully.
President Reagan aims for deeper cuts in all federal spending to reach a balanced 1984 budget. Aides disputed reports that education aid for inner city children would be slashed, saying no specifics have been tied to any program. Deputy press secretary Speakes defended broader tax and health care positions, while Nevada officials pressed for minimal MX missile placements if chosen. Reagan wraps up a mountain retreat stay and heads to Chicago for events before returning to Washington.
In six cities including Albany and Rochester, the CDC reports over 100 cases among homosexual men of Kaposi's sarcoma and Pneumocystis. Since July 76 new Kaposi's sarcoma cases and Pneumocystis cases bring totals with 43 deaths. A task force investigates links and possible transmission.
Dale Berne, Rochester high school principal, pursued custody sons Mark Vernon Berne and Lloyd Scott Berne after a week with their mother led to a two year absence. A babysitter spotted their pictures in a magazine, prompting relief and raising custody questions. Mrs. Berne, Harriet Berne, 37, faces extradition hearings for custodial interference.
Albany reports a plan to grow seaweed along the coast as a pollution eating, methane producing fuel source. A $1 million nine-variety study at Stony Brook aims to turn seaweed into methine via bacteria in floating farms, offering cleaner energy and ocean remediation.
Ex-convict Louis Cotton 45 of Kansas City refused a Kansas Bureau of Investigation lie detector test after his identity was revealed and following prior tests. City Manager Don Munsell said investigators would meet Monday to decide whether to continue probing alleged plot to kill 23 Fort Scott officials and business leaders.
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