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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1983
Page
2
Jan 17 1983 reports confirm a catastrophic air crash that killed 46 people, triggering widespread mourning and questions about aviation safety. Investigators examine wreckage while officials pledge reviews and tighter controls.
An Alaska government study urges U S companies to build a 31.7 billion dollar natural gas pipeline from Prudhoe Bay to Alaska s southern coast for Asia export, proposing to abandon the 1977 Canada crossing plan amid financing delays. The panel predicts a large Asian gas market by the late 1990s.
In St. Petersburg, a planned skydiving pig act for the Great American Pig-Out music festival was canceled after animal protection groups protested. Promoter Walter F. Sill backed down amid SPCA pressure, with about 2,000 attendees facing a sign announcing the cancellation.
Holbrook, Arizona. William H. Butts, a Phoenix maintenance man and head of a Masonic group, aims to raise 25 million dollars to build a one story replica of King Solomon's Temple. He says the temple would be open to Masons and Eastern Stars worldwide and ground was broken last month at Painted Desert site.
Albany records 26 inches and Saratoga Springs 27 inches while Syracuse measures 8.8 inches from the latest storm. Auto Club notes worsening road conditions around Lake Ontario shore towns. Eastern Airlines reports no Hancock Airport delays. Ski resorts gain business as Vermont Sugarbush reports 20 inches. Frost warnings in Florida and heavy freezes affect citrus areas.
The forecast calls for windy cold tonight and tomorrow with flurries and localized squalls. Rain and snow are expected across the Pacific Northwest and into the Rockies, with scattered flurries in the Midwest and New England, and temperatures ranging from below zero to the upper 60s in places.
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