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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1977
Page
6
Forecast calls for variable cloudiness with a chance of snow flurries tonight and tomorrow. Low around 40 tonight, high near 40 tomorrow, with a 30 percent chance of precipitation. Sunset today 4 30 p m, sunrise tomorrow 7 18 a m. Total snowfall to date 11 3 inches.
Emergency crews stood by in Western Washington as heavy rains raised river levels, triggering mudslides and evacuation of fewer than a dozen families near Sultan. I-90 at Snoqualmie Pass closed due to slides. Rain fell across Washington, Oregon, Montana, and beyond with snow in the northern Rockies and a new Northwest front moving in. Travelers faced advisories for mountain passes and icy roads as temperatures varied nationwide from nine in International Falls to 78 in Miami.
New Milford High School began weekly cash drawings offering ten dollars to a student with perfect attendance for the week. Vice Principal William Brokowski said the random drawings aim to boost attendance beyond free hamburgers and gift certificates previously used.
UPI reports Wade Ponder, 17, was sentenced to life by Monroe County Court for second degree murder and first degree manslaughter in the Feb 10 robbery at Lempi Fernwood Paint and Garden Supply Store. The 63 year old victim Joseph Salerno was shot as he handed over $85. Maas called it a needless killing.
President Carter reviews options to cut average family income taxes by about 300 dollars in 1978, with four person households earning 15000 to 20000 seen as likely beneficiaries. Congressional leaders welcome a shift from broad reform to targeted cuts as energy and Social Security battles delay major reforms.
Detroit UPI General Motors chairman Thomas A Murphy forecast the auto industry will sell a record 15.5 million cars and trucks next year, a five percent gain over this year.
Albany based UPI reports that about 30 000 state employees will receive 8.75 million dollars in checks next week for unused vacation days this year under a buy back provision in the CSEA contract signed in April. Checks will be mailed Dec 6.
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