04 Dec 1981
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1981
Page
1
National Weather Service forecasts a 50 percent chance of snow flurries tonight and tomorrow at Hancock Field with low around 25 tonight and high near 35 tomorrow. Mostly cloudy skies prevail as a Northeast storm shifts south of New York late last night.
Soviet authorities have hospitalized Nobel Peace Prize winner Andrei Sakharov and his wife, Izvestia reported, as authorities confirmed their status amid continuing protest actions by the pair.
Empire Magazine profiles Frank Augsbury Jr., richest man in the region, expanding empire into Central New York. Hawaii survivors recount Dec 7 1941 bombings while Karen Bradley Cain interviews them. Brzezinski offers view on a redefined foreign policy to avert crisis. Albany Win Four number 8773.
An IRS agent tells a taxpayer a deduction from last year cannot be allowed as a bad investment. The humorous exchange reflects tax filing banter and the stakes of accurate reporting.
The Labor Department shows unemployment rising to 8.4 percent in November, with 9 million unemployed and 98 million employed. Total job losses reached 364,000 that month, led by declines in manufacturing and retail, while service industries and mining added jobs. The Reagan administration expects higher unemployment ahead, tied to anti inflation policies.
Republican leaders and White House officials edge toward a plan adding about 4 billion dollars in domestic spending cuts to meet the presidents challenges and avert a budget crisis. The proposal would apply roughly 4 percent across most domestic programs while exempting food stamps Medicare defense judiciary law enforcement veterans benefits and certain others. Concluded on Page A9.
U S authorities confirm reports that five terrorists trained in Libya entered the United States last weekend with plans to assassinate President Reagan or other senior officials. FBI and Secret Service teams are questioning Americans with Libyan ties as part of a nationwide search coordinated with Arab mercenary links and a former American intelligence agent involved in the operation. The informant who aided in Libya, now questioned by agencies, provided firsthand details of the training and assassination plans.
The Senate nears passage of a 208.6 billion defense appropriations bill amid debate over B-1 bomber funding and MX missile plans. Amendments sought reallocating 1.9 billion to readiness were defeated 66-28 as the chamber worked into the night, with support and opposition from both parties.
BERGOO West Virginia AP three miners freed today after roof collapse in a coal mine. One man found dead and two others trapped remain. Two rescued with minor injuries, one seriously hurt. Rescuers dug by hand and with shovels, as officials assess next steps. Carl Hull, 24, Webster Springs, described the moment of rescue.
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