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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1982
Page
2
Dec 17, 1982 reports mourn four FBI agents killed amid unrest. Argentines march in A3 coverage as authorities link explosions to ongoing tensions. A6 notes connections. A7 discusses hunger relief efforts. A9 final segment references ongoing news items.
Ontario County authorities said two men were arrested this morning in connection with the Honeoye bank robbery that netted about 28000 dollars. Robbers fled on foot toward Honeoye Lake after forcing 12 customers to the floor and taking money from tellers.
Washington officials say Israel is enlarging its military training and arms supply role in Central America. They report arms from Palestinian forces in Lebanon and trainers are aiding governments fighting insurgents in Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, and Costa Rica, with expanded intelligence help and ties to Honduras.
Trevor George named his newborn daughter after twenty soccer stars prompting his wife Lynette to cry and later rename the child Jennifer Anne George. He voiced anger at her leaving and insisted on the new conventional name amid the dispute.
Jamie Fiske, now age one, returns home in Bridgewater Massachusetts after becoming the youngest liver transplant recipient in Minneapolis six weeks earlier. A motorcade helped escort the child from Boston International Airport to her Cape Cod style home where neighbors welcomed her with a sign Home at Last. The family plans a quiet Christmas as Jamie will undergo regular medical checks in Boston and Minneapolis beginning soon.
An Air Force B 52 crash killed four instructors and five trainees during a training mission. The aircraft, based at Castle Air Force Base before moving to Mather, had no flight recorders and did not transmit a distress call. An official inquiry will determine cause, with focus on maintenance and prior Castle incident. Local fires damaged a mobile home, injured residents, and killed four horses. the bomber carried no nuclear weapons.
The push to pass a stopgap budget measure faced a potential veto as House Speaker O Neill demanded compromise on jobs while opposing a $5.5 billion gas tax plan. Senate leaders warned it may take hours more to finish the appropriations bill, with a conference committee to reconcile House and Senate versions. The MX missile funding and Clinch River breeder program also featured in the debate as lawmakers weighed production funds and continued development against past House decisions.
Forecast warns of cold night with ight easterly winds and sunny skies for tomorrow. Storms cause two direct deaths in the Northwest while warm spell in New England gives way to snow and severe cold. Heavy rains hindered a helicopter search in West Virginia mountains where three people were aboard the downed craft. Pacific Northwest storms bring 100 mph winds and a gale warning along the northern coast. Snow blankets Oregon and parts of Wisconsin and Illinois report early season snowfall.
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