03 Jan 1983
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1983
Page
1
The National Weather Service at Hancock International Airport says a slight drop in temperatures with little chance of snow tonight or tomorrow in Central New York. Partly cloudy skies will yield a low around 15 to 20 degrees as Syracuse temperatures show cooler conditions.
Howard F. Marnell 22 of Imperial Lane Clay pleaded guilty in County Court to murdering his sister-in-law Sandra Ulrich last summer after she rejected his plea to go out. Judge Cunningham set sentencing for February 10, with a minimum 15 years to life and a possible maximum of 25 years to life.
Gilbert J. Archie, chief of buildings at the VA Hospital in Syracuse, was arrested by village police after threats to kill a State Street woman and her two children. Police received calls around 6:30 p.m. from one child, then the mother, Barbara G. Mosley, 44, confirming the danger.
The last Doonesbury strip was accidentally left out of the Herald American Sunday edition. The final strip and an explanation for the omission appear on Page B-2.
Albany AP reports the nightly draw produced the daily numbers 867 and the Win Four result 4602 confirming a winning combination for players statewide.
A light quip observes that staying married to the same man for five decades proves the first 25 years reveal a different person, implying changes over time.
Miami City Manager Howard V. Gary refused to meet with Ku Klux Klan imperial wizard Bill Wilkinson who threatened a major demonstration within two months after racist literature circulated and two days of unrest in Overtown. Police said 43 arrested, 26 injured, one looter shot dead as racial violence erupted after a Hispanic officer killed 21 year old Black man Newell Johnson Jr. last Tuesday.
President Reagan enters the toughest year of his presidency as he weighs a new budget plan amid rising unemployment and easing inflation. He plans meetings with budget officials and Congress leaders as Democrats widen the House majority, shaping 1984 re election prospects and the economy.
Gov Mario Cuomo nominates Richard Simons to the New York Court of Appeals to replace Domenick Gabrielli who retired December 31 Simons 55 of Rome sits on the Appellate Division of the state Supreme Court Fourth Department and would be sworn in later today if Senate confirms the interim appointment Simons is a Colgate and University of Michigan Law School graduate admitted to the bar in 1942 and has previously been on the Court of Appeals list
Former Congressman Gary A. Lee of Dryden begins work as a government affairs vice president for SC Industries, a Midwest rail and transport conglomerate tied to Ill inois Central Railroad. Salary reportedly at least 100000 a year. Lee, longtime rail ally on Energy and Commerce, will have company led by the Mellon financed group.
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