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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1982
Page
1
Relatively cool temperatures from the mid 50s to mid 60s sweep across Central New York tonight with a 30 percent chance of afternoon showers tomorrow. Highs around 80 expected, with Saturday similar patterns and Sunday plus Monday forecasting generally fair weather, highs in the 80s and lows in the 50s.
Governor Hugh L. Carey approved a six-bill package creating a mini-superfund. It raises about 10 million dollars annually for cleaning inactive dump sites. The measure ends the session before summer recess, reflecting a compromise between the Assembly and Senate.
Soviet space station Salyut-6 ended nearly five years in orbit and, along with Cosmos 1267, was braked into a descent trajectory and re-entered the atmosphere over the Pacific, Tass reported. The descent followed a yesterday power unit aided reorientation and a final retro rocket firing before disappearance.
Albany AP reports the nightly state numbers draw selected 311 as the winning number. No additional context or results available in the fragment.
A light joke suggests that to be the toast of the town one should start with plenty of bread. The quip plays on the pun of toasting and bread abundance as a humorous opener.
Guerrillas fired mortars at Israeli positions near Beirut's airport despite a cease-fire. Arafat refused comment on leaving Lebanon while Saeb Salam noted PLO demands on departure must be arranged with the international force. Arab and regional talks in Jidda planned to curb violence as U.S. resists rapid deployment.
Senate leader Baker said he and many Republicans are disturbed by President Reagan's refusal to commit to defense spending cuts for 1984 and 1985. Reagan reserved flexibility on programs beyond fiscal 1983, prompting concerns as Congress pursues domestic budget cuts. Baker plans to press the president to reconsider.
Washington based veteran reporter Sarah McClendon pressed President Reagan to view an official report detailing discrimination and sexual harassment of women in the federal government. She recalled briefing moments at a cabinet meeting and demanded access while noting past gadflies like May Craig.
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi meets President Reagan aiming to thaw a decade of diplomatic chill. They discuss improving relations and near agreement on India's nuclear program, including French fuel at Tarapur under strict safeguards to deter weapon use.
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