04 Jul 1983
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1983
Page
1
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport forecasts a 70 percent chance of showers or thunderstorms tonight ahead of tomorrow's cooler high near 80. Temperatures reach 95 today with a low around 65 to 70, following a 93-degree day and a near record high of 98 set in 1966.
Philadelphia riders get one more day of free travel on suburban trains as SEPTA ends a 44 month rail worker strike. About 1,000 conductors and signalmen had walked off over work rules and pay after the authority took over from Conrail on January 1.
A moderate earthquake struck Mammoth Lakes California and four smaller tremors hit the Sierra Nevada region yesterday. No injuries were reported, but residents were reminded they live above a pool of molten rock.
Albany reported the state's daily numbers draw produced the winning number 112 with Win Four set at 1290 in last night's results.
A light saying notes that what you hear is never as important as what you overhear. The witticism underscores how context and unintended remarks shape perception more than spoken words.
United Press International reports diverse celebrations across the United States and abroad on the Fourth of July. From a Virginia grandfather dropping 1,000 dollars in bills by helicopter to Willie Nelson’s Giants Stadium concert, Beach Boys in Atlantic City, and Philadelphia’s pop orchestra reading the Declaration, Americans marked Independence Day with concerts, heat, and showcases. 6th Fleet crews and civilians off Lebanon celebrated with barbecues, beer, and a cutter regatta as the nation observed its 207th birthday.
State police report two climbers Lee A. Fowler of Somerville and Andrew Metz of Cambridge fell about 300 feet after a top-rope collapse on a 1000 foot cliff along Wallface Mountain. Autopsies planned. Missing ages but both in their 20s or 30s.
Nassau County medical examiner Leslie Lukash says the killings of a 49-year-old foreman James Candelara his wife Olga 51 and their 16-year-old son James Jr appear professional with all victims shot at close range. Police say there were no suspects or motive and no signs of forced entry. The daughter and her husband found the bodies after calling 8:45 a.m. Others withhold identities for safety.
Secretary of State George P. Shultz launches a four nation swing through the Middle East after visiting four Asian nations. He cautions of acute problems and signals modest aims while meeting Saudi Arabia’s Prince Faisal who notes possible U.S. differences. Shultz intends to report back to President Reagan with a first hand reading of the Syria and Lebanon withdrawal stalemate.
A public stance links excellence to high expectations for individual learners and institutions. It argues fairness and equity are essential, warning that sacrificing either undermines opportunities for diverse students and risks mediocrity or elitism in a changing society.
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