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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1982
Page
1
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport forecasts occasional rain with clouds and increasing southeast winds tonight. A 50 percent chance of precipitation tonight rising to 70 percent tomorrow, with lows around 25 and highs near 40. Extended outlook shows more rain Monday, partly cloudy Tuesday, and a chance of showers or flurries midweek.
Cairo source says a government cabinet shakeup was ordered with changes aimed at economics and planning. Mohiddin announced the move after meetings with President Mubarak, who had kept the May 1980 cabinet. Observers had anticipated the shift.
Death toll climbs to 160 as a three day weekend continues. The National Safety Council estimates 300 to 400 traffic deaths may occur over the holiday with about 360 expected on a non-holiday weekend. The period started at 6 pm Thursday and runs to midnight tomorrow.
Albany AP reports the last nightly number in New York's daily game was 256. The fragment mentions Tad and a remark about human quality and knowing limits, but details are unclear and not tied to the draw.
A 78 year old woman Rhoda Strebel was found dead outside a rear doorway at 81 Park St Syracuse. Police treat the death as suspicious awaiting autopsy results. No visible wounds noted and a purse linked to the victim was found on Butternut Street. Investigators photographed the scene with DA Richard A. Hennessy Jr and deputy chiefs present.
President Reagan aims a broad overhaul of the foreign policy operation with the national security adviser gaining more authority possibly signaling the ouster of Richard V. Allen. Deputy Secretary William P. Clark is the leading candidate to replace Allen, who remains on leave during a review of his conduct amid financial disclosures.
Verona NATO general James L. Dozier remains missing after his Dec 17 abduction by Red Brigades. A group described as his friends offered two million dollars for information leading to his release but NATO and officials denied offering any reward. Italian and U.S. governments refuse to negotiate, with over 400 police searching by road blocks and house to house checks for clues.
Polish Interior Minister Czeslaw Kiszczak urged political maturity and steadfastness from troops after a Solidarity leader Zbigniew Bujak issued a handwritten mutiny appeal. The government meanwhile explained new price increases tied to economic reform, while Pope John Paul II defended Solidarity in Vatican comments.
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