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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1982

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Medical groups urge Supreme Court to strike abortion limits

Four major medical groups ask the Supreme Court to declare wide ranging abortion regulations unconstitutional. They filed a friend of the court brief for a case the court will hear this fall involving Virginia Missouri and an Akron Ohio ordinance. They argue the regulations impede doctor patient decisions on treatment including when an abortion is needed.

Washington Supreme Court American Medical Association American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists American Academy of Pediatrics Nurses Association of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists Virginia Missouri Akron Ohio

Food recall after PCB leak at Minnesota warehouse

Toxic PCBs leaked from a rooftop transformer into Gateway Foods Inc. in Hopkins Minnesota prompting a voluntary recall of more than 700 groceries across Minnesota Wisconsin and Iowa. FDA tests found no PCBs in the food but the recall continues as a precaution.

Minneapolis Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa Gateway Foods Inc Hopkins Minn U.S. Food and Drug Administration FDA Walt Stauffacher Stauffacher

San Francisco Cops’ Bachelor Party Disturbs Napa County

A two day bachelor party by off duty San Francisco police officers caused numerous complaints in Napa County. Deputies reported twenty officers brandished weapons harassed neighbors and disturbed the peace across a twenty mile area including Putah Creek Park Spanish Flat Inn and Rancho Monticello. No arrests were made.

Lake Berryessa UPI San Francisco Napa County Napa John Baumgartner Putah Creek Park Spanish Flat Inn Rancho Monticello Resort

Honeymoon couple wheels a century-old wagon west

Covington Ohio reporter notes Joe Bowley 52 and Beverly Bowley 34 married Memorial Day weekend depart North Hampton New Hampshire June 1 aiming for Los Angeles by Christmas and Rose Bowl Parade. They travel about 25 miles daily in a 100 year old wagon with radio stereo TV refrigerator and LP stove. A rooster and hen serve as alarm clock. They crossed through Ohio counties and enter Indiana. Bowley says he is chasing a dream and hopes for the Rose Bowl moment.

Covington Bowley Miami Darke Ohio Indiana California

Lightning Damages Prescott Elementary on First Day

In Lincoln Nebraska a 60 year old Prescott Elementary School was struck by lightning on Sunday causing mortar and brick to fall from the front facade and roof damage. Principal Dean Kuhns said the front entrance was unusable and most students ended up using the back door. First day enrollment reached near 500 with about ten students absent due to the incident.

Lincoln, Neb UPI Prescott Dean Kuhns Kuhns

Puritation Notice From Syracuse WY Appears Recorded

Purication notice appears from Syracuse Wyoming, Nereld Co. address Box 4915. Second class portage paid at Syracuse WY.

Wersid The Nereld Co Syracuse W.Y

Death rate on rise in Soviet Union

A private Georgetown study led by Murray Feshbach warns influenza, alcoholism, and limited medical care boost the Soviet Union's death rate to a peacetime rise unseen in developed countries. Life expectancy for Soviet men has fallen from 67 to 61.9 since 1964, with infant mortality rising and health care spending shrinking from 6.6 to 5.2 percent of the budget.

Soviet Union Randolph E. Schmid Washington Murray Feshbach Georgetown University Feshbach Non-Profit Population Reference Bureau U.S Ussr United States

Woman disrupts Balmoral grounds amid royal residence

The Sun reports an apparently deranged woman in her 40s breached Balmoral grounds while Queen Elizabeth II was present. She moved into trees to avoid detection, was spotted by a police officer and guard, and taken to Aberdeen hospital after a struggle. No immediate comment from Buckingham Palace.

London UPI Scottish Highlands Sun Balmoral Scotland Aberdeen Buckingham Palace the Sun Princé Philip Princé Charles Diana William Prifiée Margaret Sarah Armstrong- Jones Baltural Castle River Des Michael Fagan Ménarch

Philippines on alert as troops mobilize nationwide security

Manila announces 1.25 million troops placed on alert to thwart a purported nationwide terror plot tied to President Marcos and his U.S. visit. Brisk mobilization targets key gov installations, utilities, railways, and depots, amid arrests of union leaders and protests at the Supreme Court.

Manila Philippines UPI Ferdinand &. Mateos United States Ge. Adph T. Yap Chmmand Mao U.S. National Guard Army Yap Marcos Reagan Supreme Court Felixberto Olalia Crispin Beltran KMU

Hatchback hatch door defect probes affect several car models

Washington reports government investigations into potential detachment of hatchback lift cylinders in 1979 and 1980 Plymouth Horizons Dodge Omnis Ford Mustangs and Mercury Capris. About 243,115 Fords and 123,460 Chryslers involved with 16 Ford and 14 Chrysler injuries. Ford issued metal clips in 1981 to secure lift cylinders. owners urged to contact NHTSA with safety notices.

Washington UPI Way Traffic Safety Administration Ford Chrysler Seventh St Washington, D.C

Severe Midwest storms and plane crash toll reported

Storms across the central Plains flood Indiana streets with six inch rains and 60 mph winds in Nebraska while golfball sized hail pounds South Dakota. An Iowa thunderstorm dies four in a single-engine plane crash. widespread rain and severe weather affect regions from Vermont to the Gulf Coast with cooler air behind a front.

United Press International Central Plains Indiana Nebraska South Dakota Iowa Bedford Ind Hardinsburg McCook Ned Witten S.D Gulf Coast Kentucky Tennessee Idaho Montana Wyoming North Dakota Vermont Kansas Sccpe Missouri Valey

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