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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1982

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Weather update and short range forecast at Hancock Airport

The National Weather Service reports a cloudy day with a 50 percent chance of snow. High around 35. South winds 10 to 20 mph. Snow likely tonight and tomorrow with overnight lows 24 to 29 and a tomorrow high in the mid 30s. Extended outlook shows partly cloudy Tuesday and Wednesday with scattered flurries and fair Thursday. Daily lows in the 20s and highs mid 30s Tuesday and Wednesday, 25 to 30 Thursday.

National Weather Service Hancock

Four Die In Crown Point House Fire In Essex County

In Crown Point New York four people died and two were injured in a rural Essex County house fire. Sherman Whittemore 20 escaped through a second story window then returned to help others. His wife Tammy 21 suffered burns and multiple injuries and is in Moses Ludington Hospital. Carla Ross 11 was treated and released. The Ross children John 10 and Andrea 7 died.

Crown Point UPI Essex Sherman Whittemore Garry John Ross Andrea Ross Whittemore Tammy Moses Ludington Hospital Ticonderoga Carla Ross Ross John Harland

Lottery winners announced in Albany Daily Numbers draw

The winning numbers drawn last night in New York state Lotto were 40 6 33 19 7 8 with supplementary number up Christmas. This news item notes the prize outcome and the year ahead for winners and families.

Albany

Galleries Of Syracuse project clears final hurdle for 50 million complex

Downtown Syracuse will gain The Galleries of Syracuse a $50 million mixed use complex with Onondaga County Public Library a shopping center and 150000 square feet of office space. The project on 400 South Salina Street with 200 underground parking spots and 80 shops aims to create 400 to 500 construction jobs and about 1500 permanent positions and 250 million in annual new business. County leaders say it will revitalize downtown delivering cultural and economic benefits and attract new library users.

Syracuse Galleries of Onondaga County Public Library Salina Street Dey Brothers Department Store Metropolitan Development Association Frank H. Fehr Jr Addis Co Onondaga County Library Columbus Circle Gested John H. Mulroy Dey Brothers

Dairy farmer ends 20 year operation amid milk tax burden

Cuyler dairyman Leland Hollister shut down a 20 year dairy venture after a federal 50 cent per hundredweight milk assessment took effect December 1, with plans to auction off his livestock and equipment. He cited rising debt, high interest, and reduced shipping margins as the decisive pressures.

Leland Hollister Cuyler Dairyman Hollister Secretary of Agriculture

East slows Senate in bid to avert federal budget gridlock

Washington reports a GOP led Senate near shutdown as Sen John East of North Carolina filibustered for over three hours to block passage of a spending bill tied to a proposed nickel gasoline tax increase. Senate leaders planned a night session to wear him down and resume debate.

Washington Senate John East R-N.c Senate Gop Howard Baker Sen Mark Hatfield Ore

Koch plan cuts 14 400 NYC jobs

New York City Mayor Edward Koch unveiled a budget balancing plan predicting a 14 400 reduction in city payroll, $100 million higher taxes, and cuts to core services. He warned potholes would be filled less often, streets dirtier, park maintenance reduced, and library hours cut, while aiming to preserve jobs in revenue generating roles.

New York Edward Koch Koch

Catholics dominate Central New York religious census

A nationwide county by county census shows Catholics at 37.1 percent in Central New York, outnumbering United Methodists five to one while 42.2 percent are unaffiliated. The study, based on 1980 data, was sponsored by multiple church groups and published nationally in September. Bishop Harrson welcomed the finding as reflect­ing belief in God and community with others.

New York United Methodists New Yorkers America Bernard Quinn Glenmary Research Center AME Zion Church Southern Baptist Convention The Lutheran Council National Council of Churches of Christ Catholic Glen

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