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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1981

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Rain to snow likely tonight at Hancock Airport

The National Weather Service forecaster at Hancock Airport says rain will transition to snow tonight with a low near 30 degrees. Winds will be west to northwest 10 to 20 mph, with a high in the mid 30s and a 70 percent precipitation chance tonight rising to 80 percent tomorrow as flurries and possible snow squalls occur.

National Weather Service Hancock Airport

Bomb injures two in U S Army office near Kassel

Attackers threw a bomb through a U S Army office window near Kassel in West Germany. Two soldiers suffered minor injuries including thigh cuts to the staff duty officer Donald D McAllister and minor neck cuts on Spelie Lewis K Bruce. Both were treated on scene and released to duty.

Bom West Germany U.S. Army Kassel Donald.d. McAllister Spelie Lewis K. Bruce

Storm toll across regions from winter blizzard and fog

The Associated Press reports a severe snowstorm, the worst in three seasons, killing seven people and stranding thousands in New England. Oregon endures more heavy rain while fog in Southern California causes six deaths, overlaying disaster conditions across the West and Northeast.

Associated Press New England Oregon California

Not forgotten Pearl Harbor services mark WWII anniversary

American survivors and Japanese mourners held services and raised flags at Pearl Harbor to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the Japanese attack that drew the United States into World War II. In Albany, New York, the nightly numbers game produced the winning number 752. The column notes three stages of sickness as ill, pill, and bill.

Pearl Harbor Hawaii Naval Base United States Albany New York

Hijackers seize Venezuelan airliners at Barranquilla port

In Barranquilla Colombia a group armed with grenades and submachine guns forced three Venezuelan airliners with 262 aboard to depart from the port city. Officials cite unclear motives and conflicting hijacker origins including Puerto Rican, Salvadoran, Venezuelan or M-19 ties. The airport is sealed and flights halted as authorities assess hostages and safety.

Barranquilla Colombia Venezuela Radio Caracas Television Manuel Rojas Lusardo M-19 Ramon Pacheco Bogota Caracol Pacheco U.S

Panel OKs borrowing to pay welfare in Onondaga County

The Ways and Means Committee voted 6-2 to authorize a 4.3 million loan to erase a projected 1981 deficit in the county Social Services Department, ensuring welfare checks mailed Dec 15. The budget note, paired with interdepartmental transfers, lets the county break even for the year.

Onondaga County Ways and Social Services Department Social Services John L. Lascaris OMB Ways and Means Timothy B. Rice

Solidarity ponders takeover of power in Poland

Solidarity leaders discuss a forceful transfer of authority from the communist regime at a secret Radom meeting. Jan Rulewski urges forming a temporary government to stabilize the country until elections, with plans for seat distribution and a potential own worker police, per later press details and quotes attributed to Zbigniew Bujak.

Warsaw Poland UPI Solidarity Union Jan Rulewski Solidarity Marek Brunne Radom

Libyan leader calls Reagan a liar amid assassination claims

The United States and Libya trade charges over alleged plans to assassinate President Reagan. Khadafy accuses Washington of lies while Moynihan cites strong evidence of Libyan plots and U.S. officials targeted abroad, prompting a State Department denial.

Washington UPI United States Libya Reagan Muammar Khadafy U.S Khadafy State Department Sen Daniel Moynhian Senate Intelligence Committee Khadaly Moynihan Ment Tripoli

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