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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1982
Page
1
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport warns of extended mild conditions through Monday with cloudy periods and fog tonight dropping to 40 to 45. Tomorrow, expect variable clouds and highs 60 to 65, with Saturday near 60 and chances of showers into the weekend. SYRACUSE TEMPERATURES in Fahrenheit (and Celsius)
A winter storm heading for Kauai stalled today, offering respite from heavy winds and rain. Rains yesterday drenched the island, causing further damage to homes and disrupting communications on the hurricane battered island.
Washington reports the Reagan administration seeks support for a 5 cent per gallon gasoline tax increase to fund 5.5 billion dollars in highways, bridges, and mass transit repairs. Lawmakers in the House Ways and Means Committee begin action amid wrangling over protecting pet projects and compromising plan features.
In New York City 60 Fulton Fish Market dealers and 425 Local 359 UFCW members began a strike cutting off about 500000 pounds of fish daily. Union leader Irving Stern says firms offered no decent proposal to avert the action, impacting stores, restaurants, hotels and hospitals downtown.
The Win Four number 1825 was drawn today. The piece notes that businesses should prioritize customer orders over political ones to improve performance.
Syracuse University alumnus Robert F. Jarvik led the team that implanted the Jarvik-7, the first artificial heart, in Barney B. Clark. The 64 hour operation at Utah Medical Center in Salt Lake City was overseen by Jarvik as a consultant and included Dr. William DeVries on the surgical team. Jarvik’s early interest in medical devices dates to adolescence, with work on an automatic suturing device at age 16.
Surgeons in Salt Lake City removed the failing heart of 61 year old Barney B. Clark and implanted a polyurethane device to replace it with a permanent mechanical heart. The operation began before 6:35 a.m. MST and was declared a success as Clark awaits recovery linked to an air compressor.
Central New York ski operators fear a snowless November and unseasonably warm December could slash Christmas week revenue. Ski Areas of New York warns another warm week risks closures and higher snowmaking costs, recalling the 1979 80 debacle when November snowfall was 1.5 inches and many slopes closed for Christmas week.
President Reagan, addressing Brazilian business leaders in Sao Paulo, denounced counterfeit revolutionaries in Central America and warned against trade restrictions as an ugly specter. He urged U S Brazilian economic cooperation and noted a $1.2 billion sugar loan to Brazil to restore growth while linking East-West tensions to Latin American issues.
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