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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1972
Page
5
US geologists and seismologists join Mexican and Venezuelan experts to assess rebuilding on site as demolition continues. Officials report 2,000 dead and 20,000 injured. temporary refuge in schools and stadiums spreads across 75 miles amid food and medical distribution challenges.
November housing starts stay strong signaling continued momentum into 1973. Analysts expect real growth near or above 8 percent for the year as inventories and investment rise while inflation worries intensify amid rising consumer and wholesale prices and looming wage disputes.
Brookhaven trustees pick George Vineyard Jr. as new director after six months of search. An expert in solid state physics, he has worked closely with outgoing director Maurice Goldhaber, participating in major policy decisions. Vineyard will lead a lab famed for high energy physics as it pursues a powerful new proton accelerator project.
A senior forum weighs the strain of drastic readjustments in retirement. The discussion suggests retired husbands who complain about their wives should have their heads examined, arguing life cannot be serene and that spousal support remains invaluable.
Sketches By BEN BURROUGHS reflects on life’s unpredictable nature as a rubber ball that rises and falls. The writer recalls retirement challenges, a sick spouse, and the void of losing a partner who handled cooking, housekeeping, and companionship, concluding only faith can steady fate.
NEW YORK announced by Chancellor Harvey Scribner aims to halt recent public education cutbacks with a proposed record $2.5 billion city school budget for the upcoming school year.
Forecast shows showers along the central Gulf Coast to southern Plains, then snow flurries across the Midwest, Great Lakes, and northern Plains. Warmer in the Southeast, colder in the West. AP wire photo. Sunset 4 37 pm, sunrise 7 38 am. Record highs and lows listed. snowfall totals and seasonal records noted.
Henry A. Kissinger, President Nixon's adviser on foreign policy, is staying at the home of Theodore E. Cummings in Palm Springs for a quiet rest. He arrived last Tuesday and planned to leave around New Year’s.
Readers share practical fixes from the column including squirting oil can repair using a coil spring, a camp out heater from a toilet paper roll soaked in denatured alcohol, and a snow plow made from a garden rake. Tips cover a cookie sheet lap table, non slip bike pedals with inner tube, and gear backlash explanation.
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A powerful storm whipped heavy snows and high winds from the Rockies into the Plains and Upper Midwest. Snow fell in Salt Lake City while 4 feet drifts formed in parts of Utah. Northern Arizona saw 8 to 12 inches of snow as driving hazards rose. The storm affected New Mexico Colorado Wyoming Nebraska Kansas and the Dakotas with rain changing to snow in the Texas Panhandle and western Oklahoma.
President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon flew by helicopter to Camp David in Maryland for a secluded holiday weekend. He is expected to work on his inaugural address at the mountaintop retreat.
Moscow reports a government amnesty marking the 50th anniversary of the Soviet Union will release thousands of petty criminals but excludes political prisoners. The action, described as the amnesty, is the first since 1987.
Two Niagara County women were killed when their car backed from a driveway and was struck by a state snowplow. Victims Delores Fisher, 46, of Niagara Falls and Mary Lewis, 19, of Cambria were identified.
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