14 Jan 1983
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1983
Page
1
HAUPPAUGE UP I reports Andrew Brooks, 22, is jailed without bail on charges he beat his son Abram Brooks, age 2, up to 20 times and strangled him after the child took a bottle from his infant sister. Abram's body was found by his mother Gail in their North Babylon home.
Former Gov Hugh Carey's order to boost I Love New York and Made in New York ads before the November election will be reviewed by the Republican led State Senate. Sen Walter Floss says a hearing will seek to determine if funds reallocation affected ad effectiveness. Carey said he urged stronger state campaigns to counter criticism that New York was an economic backwater, a move Lehrman called an unfair use of state money aiding Cuomo.
The Sun reports photographers yelled insults at Princess Diana during a Liechtenstein ski holiday with Prince Charles. They accused her of reluctance to be photographed and called her a spoiled child while others claimed she acted like Greta Garbo. Buckingham Palace declined to comment.
In Joliette Quebec Judge Jean Guy Boilard will allow a job interview for an unem ployed juror sequestered in the murder trial of 10 inmates charged with first degree murder in a riot at Archambault Penitentiary. Officials from a financial firm will attend with a stenographer to hear only about the job offer.
The Royal College of Physicians warned Britain is a fat nation with 30 percent of adults and 5 percent of children overweight. Excess sugar and fats raise diabetes hypertension and heart risk. 60 percent of women and 30 percent of men diet at any time. Bread gains praise for fiber while chocolate and cookies are discouraged.
About 750 gathered in London to witness the 191 acre Dailey farm auction. The 225000 sale to the Federal Land Bank Association followed a bid in which protesters chanted no sale no sale as Doug Dailey urged a peaceful dispersal and called for a moratorium on farm foreclosures.
Solidarity leader Lech Walesa sought to resume work as an electrician at the Lenin shipyard in Gdansk but was turned away after being required to show proof he is not employed elsewhere and a regional authority statement on union finances. Security was stepped up with police outside the gates as Walesa demanded clear employment terms and his rights for working people.
Partly cloudy and cold tonight with easterly winds 15 to 25 mph and likely snow. Storms threaten the East with freezing temperatures over the East Coast and frost spreading to south Florida. West reports 100 mph winds snapping lines and dumpsters, while the Atlantic coast cools as winter watches persist for New York state, eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Long Island. High winds eased in the Rockies but extremes continue in Cody and Irma Motel area as roofs are damaged. Snow targets northern Atlantic states and Great Lakes with fair conditions elsewhere. Sunset 4 54 p m tomorrow 7 34 a m yesterday high 24 low 5 normal 23.
Record high 64 set in 1932 and record low 17 in 1844 for this date. Humidity 8 PM yesterday 7 percent and 8 AM today 84 percent. Seasonal snowfall 17.6 inches. Air Pollution Index 54, air quality Moderate due to TSP. Tune in for weather data on the hour via NOAA broadcasts at 162.550 MHz.
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