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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1983
Page
2
U S backed diplomacy and economic pressure frame a July 19 1983 OPEC ministers huddle as factions seek stability. Reports note Gemayel meets Hussein and a political flare from activist arrests as the day unfolds with international attention on energy and diplomacy.
Washington The two closest aides to Ronald Reagan during the 1980 campaign say they do not remember any Carter White House papers being passed to the Reagan camp. In letters to a House subcommittee they denied knowledge of leaking or theft of Carter briefing books as the panel seeks authority to hire a former Watergate figure to lead the inquiry. James Hamilton aided the subcommittee in attempting White House access to Reagan campaign files stored in a California library.
Milwaukee resig: White House adviser Martin Feldstein told county leaders that reducing the share of gross national product spent domestically is needed to avoid perpetual deficits. He said new federal revenue should cut future deficits, not fund more social spending, and warned counties may not receive new money during recession recovery.
Dearborn Michigan Ford is recalling about 675000 subcompact and sporty cars for defective door latch parts that may prevent doors from closing properly. Models involved include 1981 1982 and early 1983 Ford Escort EXP Mercury Lynx LN7. Owners urged to bring cars in for replacement of the door latch striker mounting area where worn metal and cracks have been reported.
John Kildow of Richland Washington carved a pine canoe in 1938 at age 13 to imitate a 19th century Indian craft. Found abandoned after theft, it now sits in the North Idaho Museum where officials praise the workmanship and plan to keep it on exhibit with minimal label details.
Howard and Nadine Weaver donated 25,000 to save 50 animals at the Kansas City Zoo Touchtown from slaughter due to a 78,000 budget cut. The gift keeps the petting zoo open for winter and allows children to continue visiting goats donkeys and sheep. The zoo still needs 54,000 to cover the deficit.
Albany AP State Health Commissioner David Axelrod warns of a disturbing 12 percent rise in lung cancer among women based on the cancer report covering 1976 to 1979. The study urges smoking cessation and emphasizes early breast and cervical cancer screening for women.
Westchester County Executive Andrew O Rourke accused Connecticut and Greenwich of failing to provide firm detours after the Mianus Bridge collapse. He cited heavy truck traffic through Port Chester and sought a preliminary injunction in Manhattan federal court to ease losses estimated above $1 million from street repairs, police overtime, and business disruption.
A severe thunderstorm at Jones Beach caused one death and three injuries between 4 and 4:30 PM. A 27 year old man died at Nassau County Medical Center, another man aged 38 remained in critical condition after cardiac arrest, and two others were taken to hospital for observation or treatment. Police identified two injured by numbness and noted field locations Field 2 and Field 6.
Marine Midland Bank raises rewards to 4000 for tips leading to arrests in two Rochester ATM bombings and 4000 more for info on Latham and Rotterdam attacks. FBI notes possible links to Dallas blasts and seeks suspects described as two slim men. No money stolen in Rochester or Pittsford incidents.
Mostly cloudy with a chance of thunderstorms tonight and scattered thundershowers across the eastern half of the nation early today. Rain totals, temperatures, and humidity levels are noted with regional variations and air quality reported as good.
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