11 Jan 1983
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1983
Page
1
Dateline January 11 1983 reports Habib resuming activities in the Middle East. The note sits among other briefs on Thatcher honorings plans and looming environmental debris concerns, while features tease China thrills New York children and a Baker planning to quit.
The National Commission on Social Security Reform nears a Friday deadline with reports and recommendations still unsettled. President Reagan extended the deadline two weeks as Republicans and Democrats fail to agree, signaling a possible late effort to avert a $200 billion 1983–89 deficit.
Lancaster County deputies chasing unpaid taxes tracked a muddy trail to an empty lot where a show house owned by Highlands Development Corp. had been moved a mile away. They posted distress warrants for 9 200 in back taxes dating to 1979 on the house still on wheels.
At 1 15 am Lily Herr a 75 year old widow used a flashlight to confront a burglar in Springfield Illinois She ordered him out then struck him with the light until he fled and police later arrested 27 year old Kenneth Schnapp on burglary charges He was released on bond Herr rode out the scare saying she would not be frightened and noted her flashlight did not survive the incident
Scientists for Upjohn defend Depo Provera as effective and safe for American women while FDA officials prepare to argue against widespread contraceptive use. A five day public board of inquiry hearings into the drug’s contraception status continues, with patient testimonies and legal actions anticipated.
President Reagan announced a "crop swap" program offering free surplus grain for idling up to half of farm fields to lift prices. Agriculture Secretary Block warned grocery prices would rise little, while critics called for congressional approval amid a dairy price support dispute and a South Carolina court blocking fee collections.
Warnings show snow and ocaizea squalls tonight with lows in the 20s while Louisiana floods worsen as residents flee with belongings. Storms cause street flooding and outages in New England. winds up to 80 mph hit the Rockies and Midwest dig out from eight inches of snow. A Washington man died in a mudslide collapsing a barn. at least four weather deaths nationwide. Massachusetts sees minor street flooding and power outages on two MBTA lines. A storm from Kansas to Minnesota adds snow across the upper Midwest. Sunset and sunrise times, temperatures, humidity, and seasonal snowfall totals are noted.
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