22 Jul 1983
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1983
Page
1
The National Weather Service Han cock Airport expects fair skies tonight with a low of 55 to 80. Tomorrow remains sunny with afternoon clouds and a high of 80 to 85. The pattern continues Sunday through Tuesday with highs around 75 to 85 and nightly lows near 55 to 60.
The National Weather Service explains the heat index using temperature and humidity. When 96 degrees with 54 percent humidity occurs, it can feel like 100. The article describes Syracuse conditions over a 10 day period with a top chart for the index and a bottom chart for the readings.
Albany report shows the daily numbers winner drawn last night as 280 in the state game with the Win Four number 2200. The Associated Press provides the drawing details.
About 350 protestors packed Lincoln Middle School auditorium and a two-hour afternoon hearing to denounce Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. for an 8.9 percent rate increase. They accused the utility of greed and pressed PSC Rosemary Pooler to resist higher bills. Tense scenes included heckling and a standing ovation for a critic who claimed the judge was paid under the table.
In Oswego County, 17 year old Mark Sotherden was shot by his younger brother Matthew 15 sparking a murder case. Police said the shooting occurred after a dining room argument at 214 James St in Phoenix with three witnesses. Matthew awaits a July 27 Schroeppel town court appearance.
Government data show food prices dropping 0.3 percent in June driven by cheaper beef pork and fresh vegetables while gasoline costs rose 0.7 percent. For the first half of 1983 overall inflation slowed to 2.9 percent annual rate with a 12 month CPI rise of 2.6 percent. Natural gas and energy prices also moderated aiding a broader price restraint.
Romulus reads that anti-nuclear activists conduct regular vigils near the Seneca Army Depot drawing attention from Seneca Falls and Waterloo residents. Lisa Hurley, Countryside Cafe co-owner near the depot gate, says out-of-towners fill the restaurant lot with cars almost every night, reflecting broader local impact.
In Romulus yesterday about 100 members of Women’s Encampment for a Future of Peace and Justice blocked a no trespass zone at the Seneca Army Depot. More than 60 linked themselves to the gate with plastic rings as others entered restricted territory. Military police read trespass warnings and detained protesters inside the base in makeshift areas.
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