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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1982
Page
1
Rain may interrupt the current warm spell in Central New York with a 60 percent chance tonight and tomorrow. Forecaster at Hancock International Airport expects lows around 60 and highs between 75 and 80. Expect fair weather Thursday, possible showers Friday, then fair again Saturday with daily highs in the 70s and lows 55 to 60.
A weather map is presented on Page A2 detailing atmospheric conditions across regions. Temperature projections, fronts, and precipitation indicators are summarized for short term planning.
Washington AP says President Reagan will hold a news conference tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the East Room of the White House. Deputy press secretary Larry Speakes announced the session, Reagan’s 12th formal conference since taking office 18 months ago, with live broadcast coverage prepared.
Joseph A. Califano Jr., former HEW secretary under Carter, was chosen as special counsel to lead the House ethics committee's investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct and cocaine use on Capitol Hill. He is a Washington lawyer and longstanding Democratic figure.
Washington sources say President Reagan leans toward extending the current grain sales agreement with the Soviet Union for another year rather than pursuing a new long term pact. Officials emphasize no final decision has been made.
Albany AP reports the last night drawing produced 863 as the winning number in New York's daily numbers game. The result was published from Albany and noted by AP.
In a health club, a witty sign reads I keep trying to lose weight but it just keeps finding me. The humorous line captures gym-goer frustrations with ongoing weight battles and the universal desire for progress.
Congressional Budget Office chief Alice Rivlin warned deficits could run 140 to 160 billion dollars annually for the next three years, surpassing Reagan administration estimates. She noted a weaker recovery, potential added deficits from slower growth, and said the figures could push red ink to about 129 to 139 billion dollars under revised expectations.
Acting County Court Judge John R. Murray ordered Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital to release medical records sought by the district attorney in its probe of Petrina Peterson's death. The ruling follows a Supreme Court decision that limited jurisdiction, with the judge noting the brutal murder investigation elevates public interest over asserted privilege.
Israeli warplanes gunboats and artillery pounded west Beirut as 84 civilians in one building were killed and 142 wounded in a sixth straight day of attacks on Yasser Arafat’s besieged guerrillas. Mahmoud Labadi said the PLO would leave Lebanon but not seek Sudanese sanctuary.
Albany reports that New York and Quebec signed a landmark five point agreement to research document and reduce acid precipitation effects. Each side commits $100 000 to establish offices in Quebec City and Rochester and a seven member committee will monitor progress. The pact aims to standardize lab methods share data and set up a documentation center.
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