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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1981
Page
1
Weather update notes warm and wet southern regions while northern areas stay mostly cloudy. National Weather Service at Hancock Airport forecasts showers in Central New York with a low near 60 tonight. Tomorrow a new front from the plains brings warmer, humid air and more showers and thunderstorms statewide.
Ronald Zen, 42, an unemployed American residing in Britain, appeared in a London magistrate court on charges of threatening to kill Prince Charles and Diana. He faces additional counts for sending a hoax device to Queen Elizabeth II and threatening to destroy several banks.
Four hunger strikers in poor health enter day 13 refusing food while solidarity union supporters in southern Poland trigger a strike alert. Fifteen Poles on political hunger strikes include four at a Sosnowiec plant and 11 in the port city of Gdansk. New York daily numbers pick 240 last night.
A man whose great grandfather built a railroad faces new hurdles as he must obtain a permit to remodel his front porch, illustrating modern permitting rules clashing with historic lineage.
President Reagan met with the Republican congressional leadership to map strategy for his three year tax cut proposal. Key figures included Senate leader Howard Baker and House leader Bob Michel. O'Neill blasted the plan as windfall to the rich while Democrats signaled cautious openness to compromise.
Associated Press report details how thousands of undocumented migrants use Canada as a stepping stone into the United States. Haitians Jamaicans and others travel in cars trucks and boats or overland via frequent crossings. INS officials warn a possible rise in northern crossings though the eastern border remains the primary route.
Robert Bourg an 11 year old sixth grader from Solvay arrives in Washington with his family and coach to compete in the 1981 National Spelling Bee after winning the local Nottingham High School event. He tours the FBI building rides the Metro and attends a barbecue in Maryland while preparing with Sister M Cornelia for the bee. The contest pits 120 spellers in the grand ballroom tomorrow morning at the Capital Hilton.
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