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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1982

Page

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Astros plan space walk and defense bill study

July 21 1982 dateline reports space walk plans by the Astros alongside coverage of defense bill studies. London blasts are probed and victims rights pursued with Schmidt visiting Texas noted on pages C9 and D4.

London Schmidt Texas

Vietnamese Troops Secretly Sent to Cambodia Amid Withdrawal

Thousands of Vietnamese soldiers were secretly moved into western Cambodia after Hanoi announced a partial pullback from Cambodia. Reports said up to 10,000 troops arrived as Vietnam warned Thailand and ASEAN allies against supporting Prince Norodom Sihanouk.

Bangkok Thailand UPI Cambodia Hanoi Other Association of Southeast Asia Nations ASEAN Norodom Sihanouk

Buffalo marks 150th birthday with park salute concert

About 80,000 people and thousands more watched in Buffalo Naval Park as the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra performed and a fireworks display lit the night for the 150th anniversary. Boat crowds lined the Buffalo River and Hire Basin Marina hosted spectators in lawn chairs and parking-lot viewing. Meanwhile in Moscow AP reports Sergei Petrov’s American wife left for the United States as he nears 50 days on a hunger strike seeking an exit visa. She said she believes he will continue the fast despite the risk of death.

Buffalo UPI Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra Naval Park Buffalo River Hire Basin Marina Moscow Sergei Petrov United States Petrov Virginia Hart Johnson Flat Rock N.C

Rebel archbishop to resign post in Switzerland

Rebel Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre, 76, will resign this year as head of his traditionalist Roman Catholic movement, says his secretary Father Patrice Laroche. Lefebvre, who founded the St. Pius X Priestly Fraternity in 1970 at Econe, Switzerland, seeks a smooth leadership transition amid ill health from pneumonia reported last year.

Rickenbach Switzerland Marcel Lefebvre Patrice Laroche Lefebvre Econe

Santa Lands Inseason Helicopter Plan Stirs Iowa City Council

Iowa City officials balk at Brentner Aircraft Inc plan to land a helicopter with Santa at Sycamore Mall for a midsummer publicity stunt. A special meeting was set after merchants pressed for reconsideration amid unsatisfied council members. Santa’s promoter says ads are already out and the stunt won’t spoil Christmas.

Iowa City Iowa Virginia Santa Claus Sycamore Mall Brentner Aircraft Inc Marion Santa Clemens Erdahl Mary Neuhauser Kate Dickson Neal Berlin

Evansville floor sale to fund new basketball court

University of Evansville coach Dick Walters promotes selling chunks of the 24 year old Roberts Stadium floor after an auction raised about 24000 of the needed 36000 for a replacement. City owns the stadium and sponsors backed by three local businessmen in reserve.

Evansville Ind University of Evansville Dick Walters Weill Walters Harold “Buster” Briley The Purple Aces Roberts Stadium Briley Brad McCutcheon

Steelmen donate funds to aid jobless families

At Jones & Laughlin Steel in Aliquippa local 1211 members pledge 40000 dollars from biweekly pay, giving 1 to 20 dollars weekly this year to feed steelworkers facing exhausted unemployment benefits. Leaders say 3700 of 8600 workers have pink slips and some have exhausted 39 weeks of benefits.

Bob Dvorchak Aliquippa Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp United Steelworkers Local 1211 Steve Hornyak Aliguppa Works Harold Johnson Pittsburgh Richard Knoll Pete Britano Local J&l

Beef plant strikers riot again at Nebraska plant

Nebraska troopers used tear gas to separate strikers at an Iowa Beef Processors plant in Dakota City. About 100 troopers faced 70 strikers, with 12 arrested for mass picketing violations. No serious injuries reported today. plant remained open amid wage dispute talks.

Steve Kline Dakota City Neb Nebraska Iowa Beef Processors Inc United Food and Commercial Iowa Beef Arden Walker Charles Harness Sioux City Iowa

Misunderstandings blamed for Mitsui 21 count steel case

Officials for Mitsui and Co USA blamed misunderstandings for a 21 count steel dumping indictment against its U S subsidiary. The case names Mitsui and three employees over alleged conspiracy to dump bargain steel in the U S market. The indictment followed raids dating to December 1980 and comes amid a broader Japanese corporate crackdown. An MITI official said the case does not affect trade relations.

San Francisco Japan No. 2 U.S Mitsui and Co USA Mitsui New York Kaname Mizuno Tokyo FBI Hitachi Ltd Mitsubishi Electric Corp America International Business Machines Corp Joseph Russoniello United States Ministry of International Trade and Industry

Unemployment hits 1981 peak with 23.4 million jobless

Washington based report from the Labor Department notes 23.4 million Americans were without work at some point in 1981. About 2.9 million were jobless all year while 117 million people held jobs, up by 1 million from 1980, yet overall unemployment rose by 2 million. The data reflect 1981’s shifting economy.

Washington UPI Labor Department Department’s Bureau of Labor Statistics Bureau

Weather sparks storms and heat relief across the nation

A Northeast heat wave ends as destructive storms strike with lightning fires and power outages near New York. Tornadoes hit South Dakota and North Carolina while Nebraska and Colorado report heavy hail and brush fires. Temperatures drop from near 100 to the 70s with improving air quality and routine NOAA weather broadcasts continue.

United Press International South Dakota North Carolina Nebraska Chadron Mullen Manhattan Art Wakeling National Weather Service New York Westchester County New Rochelle Colorado

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