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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1982
Page
1
The National Weather Service warns a winter storm watch tonight bringing cooler conditions and periods of snow. Overnight lows drop to the lower 20s F with tomorrow’s high in the upper 30s F. Skies remain mostly cloudy with scattered flurries as readers are guided to temperature conversions.
Bar ny Clark, recipient of an artificial heart, shows steady improvement in alertness following emergency surgery to fix a defective heart valve. Doctors say he nods, mouths words, and carries on conversations with his wife Una Loy as he remains in critical but stable condition.
A small plane struck a suburban Cincinnati bookstore causing both to catch fire. Authorities said the crash occurred today in Montgomery Ohio and it was not immediately known if anyone was injured.
Jamie Fiske a 1 year old from Bridgwater Massachusetts who doctors said would not live past Thanksgiving without a liver transplant is returning home with her parents Charles and Marilyn Fiske. She is the youngest person ever to receive the transplant and is reported to be eating and acting normal. Dr John Najarian notes she is in beautiful shape.
Albany AP reports the state numbers draw last night produced 026 as the top result. Win Four outcome not disclosed in readable portion of the text.
Solidarity leader Lech Walesa was seized by riot police at his Gdansk home after a month from internment. Witnesses say guards broke in and drove him away while authorities said he was being questioned for failing to report to the prosecutor. Officers sealed the area as reporters were detained.
Barbara Austin, 38, a clerk at Burke and Burke on Fifth Avenue, shot managing partner Jay Jacobs after allegedly claiming her Christmas bonus was too small. Jacobs died. Austin, treated for Valium overdose, faces murder charges. Boyfriend says Jacobs harassed her over six months and the bonus was the last straw.
Howard Crable a veteran with half a leg blown off in World War I and long-time drinker explains how downhill skiing at Greek Peak rekindled his love of speed. Now a volunteer instructor, he is among 50 amputee and blind skiers in the 52 Association program aiding disabled veterans since World War II.
Central New York endures a warm snap with temperatures near 50 degrees followed by a plunge toward the lower 20s and snowfall by night. Snowplow operator John Zabel notes mild weather helps his business while ski centers hope for colder conditions to reopen, and ice ponds remain sparse with a potential for a white Christmas uncertain.
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