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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1983
Page
2
June 1, 1983 dateline outlines multiple brief items. Reagan receives a positive summit impression while a Mudslides feature highlights severe devastation. Other lines mention a new job for Stone and an extradition note for Morales.
Washington notes a chilly stance as Maurice Bishop seeks normalization of ties with the United States while denying Reagan charges that Grenada's airfield threatens U.S. security. Bishop cites non-aligned stance and close Cuban ties to justify cordial relations with both blocs.
In Richwood West Virginia the real life University of Hard Knocks holds a commencement at Alderson Broaddus College next weekend. Founder Jim Comstock notes about 3000 alumni nationwide including Senators Goldwater and Helms. Admission costs 100 dollars with annual tuition around 20 dollars to cover a secretary and yearly ceremony.
Teresa Householder 26 of Economy pa was fined 30 dollars and given a 24 hour jail term suspended if she serves on a jury August 8 after missing jury duty to wait for a job call. A second woman was hired instead at Marshall Elevator Co in Pittsburgh.
Syria's Hafez Assad said the Lebanese Israeli troop withdrawal accord is in its death stage and warned Israel plans a new war. He claimed Libyan leader Khadafy and Syria share views to undermine the accord as Israeli forces build up in Lebanon. Begin said Israel would not attack Syrian forces and remained on alert.
Poland’s Communist Party Central Committee endorsed intensified struggle to silence dissent while admitting martial law fell short of goals. The report, read by Jozef Czyrek to 200 members, describes enemies on the defensive and calls for unity to shape a future for the Polish People's Republic.
Forecast calls for a clear night with a low around 40 to 45 and sunny, warm conditions tomorrow reaching near 70. Showers and thunderstorms drenched the central Rockies and Plains with drizzle over New England, while the East Coast from Florida to Maine sees rain.
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