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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1982

Page

4

97th Congress defined by promises and contradictions

Historians may note the 97th Congress as a period of great expectations that yielded deficits, recession, and tax cuts. Republicans and Democrats paralleled under Reagan, embracing supply side theory while facing budget fights, with Moynihan and Dole highlighting budget struggles and a shift in tax and spending policies.

Washington Congress Reagan Christopher Add D-Conn Daniel P. Moynihan D-N.y 97Th Bijkis Robert Dole Senate Finance Committee Dole 97Th Congress

Weather watch Sunday weekend cold snaps and snow drought

Syracuse history marks Christmas extremes with 1932 warmth and 1978 15.6 inch snowfall. Meteorologist Fred Wesley from Hancock Airport cites two merging patterns from South Carolina high pressure and central plains low to shape weekend weather. Campbell notes limited melt expected amid a record snow deficit and ski centers hope forecasters are wrong. John Goodfellow of Four Seasons Ski Center urges optimism despite the drought.

Pennsylvania Fred Wesley Hancock Airport New York John Goodfellow Four Seasons Fayetteville

Avalanche control rocket launcher explosion near dam

Four workers were killed and six injured while loading a muzzle loading rocket on a flatbed truck at the Helms hydroelectric project in Lost Canyon Sierra Nevada. The device exploded inside the launcher as a projectile was loaded. The incident raises total deaths to fourteen during six years of construction.

Fresno Calif Helms Sierra Nevada Lost Canyon Grant Radford Radford Greg Burton Burton

Reagan's Middle East push gains Jordan support hope

U S officials seek King Hussein's backing for Reagan's peace plan hoping he returns confident the president is committed. Hussein's on going talks with Reagan and Yasser Arafat are aimed at securing Arab endorsement and a pledge to join by March 1 if conditions allow. The discussions, including a meeting with JCS, focus on settlements and military aid needed for Jordan's 72,000 strong forces.

R. Gregory Nokes Associated Press Washington Jordan Hussein Reagan Middle East White House Ronald Reagan Department Arafat Redgan Joga ‘Dan Israel West Bank Gaza Strip Bull U.S

Poland to release prisoners under martial law policy

Poland plans to release some internees held during martial law while 11 remain imprisoned. The detained include Karol Modzelewski Grzegorz Palka and Jan Rulewski, with Jacek Kuron among leading dissidents charged in September for plotting a violent overthrow. Officials say overall more than 10 000 were held during the year.

Poland Karol Modzelewski Solidarity Grzegorz Palka Andrzej Rospiechowski National Commission Katowice Jan Rulewski Denese Ydgoszcz KOR Jacek Kuron

Tent City residents brace for a bleak Christmas near Houston

In Tent City by the San Jacinto River, Floyd Gibbons and about 100 others face a hard holiday with six dollars, scarce heat, and meals of beans and rice. Unemployed families say they will cling to donations and share a plastic Christmas tree as they plan a small, hopeful celebration for their children.

Houston UPI Floyd Gibbons Gibbons Tent Poe San Jacinto River Tent City Rick Shelby Shelby Ibbons Jene Collins Minneapolis

Reagan extends panel deadline on Social Security fix

Washington UPI reports the stalled Social Security commission gains a reprieve as its mandate is extended to January 15 by executive order. President Reagan shows no plan to meet House Speaker Thomas O Neil to resolve the retirement system stalemate, according to deputy White House press secretary Larry Speaks.

Washington UPI Social Security Commission Reagan Thomas O'Neil White House Larry Speaks

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