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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1981
Page
1
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport reports mostly cloudy skies with a 40 percent chance of precipitation. Tonight’s low near 30, tomorrow’s high near 40, with scattered flurries expected Saturday and Sunday. Mild conditions return Monday, with a high around 40 and a low near 25 to 30.
U S defense secretary Caspar Weinberger met with King Hassan II of Morocco in Fez to discuss increasing American military aid as Morocco fights Polisario guerrillas. The talks aimed to bolster Moroccan security and support regional stability.
Hartford Connecticut AP report says Governor William A. ONeill, 51, who recently suffered a mild heart attack, underwent a double coronary bypass at St. Francis Hospital. Surgery began at 8 a.m. and was performed by Dr Surendra Chawla, a cardiovascular surgeon, with expected duration about six hours.
British Leyland and union negotiators reached a tentative deal to end a month long strike by 3,500 workers over an 11 minute tea break cut as part of a shift from a 40 to 39 hour work week. In Albany the nightly New York numbers drawing produced 996.
Police freed 34 Solidarity members including Seweryn Jaworski after a raid on a Warsaw firefighters school aimed at suppressing a strike. Solidarity pressed for caution, while Radom leaders debated retaliation and the eight day strike by 320 student firemen. Lech Walesa urged readiness as tensions rose. No casualties were reported.
The Senate votes largely against placing new MX missiles in hardened silos while favoring the B-1 bomber program. An amendment bars using MX development funds to deploy missiles in reinforced Titan and Minuteman silos during interim basing studies, with a July 1 1983 deadline for a permanent leasing plan.
A six year old boy who survived years at an unlicensed day care center testified about abuse by Eleanor Nathan 35 charged with murder of 11 month old Matthew Cromwell and 20 counts of child abuse. He recalled being kicked in the face and being choked as others were hospitalized. Nathan was arrested after a two month East Bay probe into the center.
The House approved a constitutional framework by a 246 to 24 vote, a Trudeau triumph that could spark clashes with Quebec separatists led by Rene Levesque. Quebec plans to challenge the move in court, while flags were flown at half staff in protest and Montreal hosts a Parti Quebecois meeting to map strategy for possible renewed independence.
On the USS John F. Kennedy during Readex 1-82 in the Caribbean a landing arresting wire on an A-78 Corsair II broke at 7:45 a.m. causing two deaths and three injuries on the flight deck. Four aircraft were damaged including an A-7. the Corsair returned to Puerto Rico after minor damage. Names of the deceased and injured were not released pending notification.
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