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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1982
Page
2
GUATEMALA CITY AP The kidnapped daughter of Honduran President Roberto Suazo Cordova remains silent as negotiators refuse to talk. Friends and relatives refuse to reveal contacts or efforts to free Dr Judith Xiomara Suazo Estrada as a Friday 11 p.m. deadline nears. The government insists on not negotiating with subversives.
Trailways bus from New York to Boston was hijacked by a man with a rusty knife. The driver Joseph Willette swerved near Wellesley and shoved the assailant off the bus. Police arrested Peter M. Goldman, 23, of Danvers for kidnapping and scheduled arraignment in Waltham. No passengers were injured.
Mana Otaiba, oil minister of the United Arab Emirates and head of OPEC Market Monitoring, urged freezing OPEC's $34 base price for three years at a Vienna news conference. Saudi Arabia dismissed any price cut as out of the question as all 13 oil ministers prepared to meet behind closed doors before the cartel's formal price setting conference.
In East Hartford Connecticut police plan to issue 200 free movie tickets next week as a holiday goodwill gesture. Officer Dave Sherwood says the tickets are not citations and will reward acts of kindness with a movie outing for recipients.
John Kehoe of Blue Point receives a clamming license for his 4 year old German shepherd Loner after initial denial. Town clerk Stanley Allan reverses decision citing aid to a disabled resident and readiness to work. Kehoe, injured in a car crash, expresses relief and eagerness to harvest clam beds with his dog.
President Reagan said he would veto the $5.4 billion public service jobs bill passed by Congress unless changes are made, calling the measure a pork barrel that would not necessarily create jobs and could worsen the deficit. He spoke in a White House radio interview amid broader talks on Lebanon and U.S. economic hopes for 1983.
The Central New York study shows 58 percent of eight-county residents affiliated with a religious body, with Catholics forming the largest group in Onondaga County at 36.3 percent and Oneida County the most religious at 60.7 percent. Methodists remain strong regionally, while 42.2 percent statewide are unaffiliated.
A fourth Pacific storm neared Oregon and Washington as sandbaggers fortified dikes and power winds, with 40 to 60 mph gusts. Rescuers found three dead from a helicopter crash in West Virginia as crews faced heavy rains and snow from Minnesota to Wisconsin. Gale warnings covered New York, New Jersey and New England while Chehalis River floodwaters rose.
Record high history shows 59 degrees in 1957 and a record low on 15 in 1942. Normal for the date is 27 degrees. Yesterday at 8 am relative humidity was reported at 400 percent and at 1 pm it stood at 5 percent.
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