04 Feb 1983
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1983
Page
1
Feb 4 1983 dateline outlines Exodus to Ghana and related notes on boundaries. Additional items include Yank hit in Salvador and features on a different breed across pages A8 and A3.
After a failed bid, the Reagan administration plans fresh negotiations to resolve the constitutional dispute that led to a contempt citation against Anne M. Gorsuch, EPA administrator. U.S. District Judge John Lewis Smith Jr. dismissed the Justice Department suit against the House, the first executive v. Congress case.
PJ clad Clark works out on an exercise bicycle at University of Utah Medical Center. Barney Clark, 62, trading a hospital gown for real pajamas, shows vigor in therapy as hospital spokesman John Dwan reports his improving condition while visiting areas of the center yesterday.
In Phoenix a man described his frozen severed arm as a nuisance and brought it to Maricopa Medical Center. Police detained Joe Fuller, 35, and he was committed to the psychiatric ward. The arm, claimed to belong to a friend, was impounded for examination while officers verify the tale. Fingerprints and further tests were ordered as investigators seek the arm owner.
Victor Christen, a 94 year old auto salesman in South Pasadena, has spent 78 years in the car business. Hired by Collinu Chevrolet three years ago, he remains a top salesman after earlier stints with Yale Motor Car Co, Buick, and his Universal Windshield Wiper Co venture. He once tried retirement but returned to work and is writing a book on the industry’s history.
A blizzard sweeping the Midwest and parts of California left 30 dead as two Illinois teens were struck by a train in Berwyn. Severe snow disrupted travel from Illinois to Michigan while California faced flooded roads and power outages amid a rare winter storm. Train fatalities and icy accidents marked the day as rescue and recovery efforts continued.
A midwest storm dumped over a foot of snow while California felt a rare wintry blast. Temperatures plunged to subzero in Minnesota and the Dakotas as the storm moved toward Canada. Mount Laguna in San Diego County reported two feet of snow, with Coachella Valley roads flooded and San Diego reporting an inch and a half of rain. Snow was forecast for Arizona to Oklahoma, with rain and flash flood warnings in southern New England.
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