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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1982
Page
1
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport warns of an overnight low near 5 with scattered flurries. Temperatures rebound to the teens tomorrow as snow chances rise from 50 percent tonight to 70 percent tomorrow.
Western Airlines reached a tentative 10 percent wage cut for pilots and flight attendants to trim losses. The Air Line Pilots Association agreed to the cut, which could save about 16.8 million annually, and also accepted reduced pension contributions but rejected layoffs for 299 of 1,282 pilots. Flight attendants' union tentatively approved the deal. The airline lost 17.3 million in the first nine months of last year.
Prime Minister Menachem Begin’s government approved compensation of 262 million dollars for 730 Israeli families to evacuate the Sinai when it is handed back to Egypt this spring. The cabinet vote was 5 to 4 after a heated debate amid warnings that stalled negotiations with settlers could spark civil strife and threaten the Egypt peace treaty.
Albany AP reports the state's daily numbers drawing produced the winning number 074 last night. No other details given.
Missile toes.
City officials report wind damage to the aluminum and plexiglass top of the skybridge linking Hotel Syracuse to the downtown parking garage. The enclosure will be strengthened and sections removed and reinstalled. No safety hazard or collapse risk is seen, though repairs await parts and timelines.
New York AP report alleges Gov. Carey aide Robert J. Morgado secured a 100000 mortgage at 11 percent from Bernard F. Conners, a British American Development Corp director, and a 180000 mortgage at 15 percent from Marine Midland Bank. Morgado bought a 296000 English Tudor in Colonie. Conners and banks linked to state contracts. Morgado says no conflict of interest.
Storms across northern California cause mudslides that killed at least 23 and left up to 20 more feared dead. Damage exceeds 200 million dollars as 200 plus National Guardsmen patrol affected areas around Marin and Santa Cruz counties where hundreds are isolated without power or basic needs.
Two Solidarity leaders in clandestine letters urged Polish workers to prepare for a general strike against the martial law regime. Officials reported blizzards crippling rail service and harbor closures across northern Poland, with trains snowbound and power lines down.
Utica police say 9 year old Johnnie Lee Bell disappeared November 9 during roller skating near 1218 Seymour St. His body was found yesterday in the basement of a 12 unit building at 1201 Howard St. Autopsy planned to determine cause. No evidence of foul play reported.
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