01 Jun 1983
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1983
Page
1
National Weather Service at Hancock Airport reports clear tonight with low 40 to 45 and sunny day tomorrow near 70. Clouds return Friday with a low around 50 and high near 75.
The National Weather Service reports a rainy spring triggering deaths floods and mudslides across much of the country. Meteorologists point to El Nino as a key factor while heavy rain also affects other regions including South America.
President Daniel arap Moi marks 20 years of self government by pardoning 8,463 prisoners including rebels from the August coup attempt and ordering the release of 22 political detainees held without trial in Nairobi Kenya.
Two U S Air Force F 15 fighter planes collided in flight today and crashed burning onto a road in West Germany. One pilot was killed and the other injured. The jets from the S sixth Tactical Fighter Wing were based at Bitburg Air Base during a routine training mission.
Albany AP reports the nightly draw produced a winning number of 492 in the daily numbers game and a Win Four result of 0856.
A man reading a newspaper tells his son to ask his mother where the Alps are, joking that she puts everything away, delivering a light family joke in a single line.
Syracuse assemblyman Melvin Zimmer quotes Crucible Specialty Metals president Warren Bickerton as denying plans to close the Solvay plant while acknowledging conflicting signals from the company. Zimmer urges state Commerce Commissioner Donahue to keep the plant open for a potential new buyer or for workers to purchase the facility if Colt exits.
State increases four year driver license from 4 to 16 dollars and chauffeur license from 2 to 8 annually. Vehicle registration rises 50 percent on May 1, adding about 84 million yearly. DMV cites about 340 million annual fee intake, with 27 million extra revenue from renewals. New moving violation fee set at 10 dollars and 35 dollar reinstatement fee after revocation.
President Reagan asked Congress to replace the Commerce Department with a Department of International Trade and Industry. Baldrige and Brock outlined a plan to merge trade policy and trade negotiations under a single Cabinet post. The reorganization aims for a leaner, more efficient, better coordinated approach to international trade and future economic objectives.
Scientists pursue an oral vaccine to curb tooth decay, reducing costs tied to dental care. Trials at Alabama and Buffalo show the pill boosts antibodies against Streptococcus mutans, with Burroughs Wellcome planning injectable tests in England for children within two years pending success.
New York remembers Jack Dempsey a global sports icon known as The Manassa Mauler His career peaked with the 1919 July 4 title win over Willard and he defended it five times Before his death in his Manhattan apartment he remained a legendary figure praised by peers and fans alike with a lasting impact on boxing’s mainstream appeal.
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