Clydesdales feature and Corning farewell headline
June 2, 1983 roundup highlights The Clydesdales in a featured story and bids a farewell to Corning. Guardian Angels coverage signals ongoing security and regional updates.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1983
Page
2
June 2, 1983 roundup highlights The Clydesdales in a featured story and bids a farewell to Corning. Guardian Angels coverage signals ongoing security and regional updates.
Manila reports Hanoi will allow the remains of at least 11 Americans killed in Vietnam to be flown to the United States this week. A Vietnamese Embassy spokeswoman said visas were issued to retrieve bodies or personal effects. An American delegation, flown from Bangkok, is discussing about 2,500 missing servicemen across Vietnam Laos and Cambodia.
In Lima amid a state of emergency authorities rounded up more than 500 people for questioning as they hunt leftists waging sabotage in Lima and guerrilla forces in southern Peru. Most were released. police say the roundup will continue as officers set checkpoints.
Bangkok authorities ordered former U S Green Beret James Bo Gritz expelled for using Thailand as a base in search for prisoners of war. The Interior Ministry labeled Gritz and his associate Lance Trimmer non grata and ordered removal for clandestine Laos missions from Thai soil. Gritz, 44, was in Bangkok since May 13 after a Thai court convicted him of unregistered possession of sophisticated radio equipment. Trimmer said Gritz returned to scout sites for a film. William Shatner said he paid for rights to Gritz story.
Superior Court Judge Jack Swink ruled that Dr. Carl Galloway failed to prove CBS or Dan Rather showed actual hatred or ill will. After four weeks of testimony the case moves to closing arguments with punitive damages not to be discussed.
Teresa Householder, 26, of Freedom, after four years jobless, lands a new job this week. She faced contempt of court for skipping jury duty and was fined 30 dollars and given a 24 hour jail term suspended if she serves in August. She plans to attend then. United Press Intelligencer.
Bailey King, 28, arrested for drunken driving while crossing in a wheelchair in Sunnyvale, plans a $10 million lawsuit for false imprisonment and assault. His attorney demands wheelchair cutouts, full front-door access, 24 hour transport, and a written apology, with the city given 90 days to respond.
Geneva based physicists announce the verification of the Zzero boson alongside W particles, suggesting a unified electroweak theory. Led by Carlo Rubbia at CERN, the 126 researchers describe breakthroughs in detection and proton anti-proton collisions yielding fears of a Nobel caliber achievement. The study hints at a final quark, the truth quark, among CERN data.
Upper Heyford England Hundreds of police move in to clear anti nuclear demonstrators at the U S Air Force jet base blocking the main gate. Police report 64 arrests today and total arrests exceed 360 since the protest began Tuesday with 71 held.
Thousands swarm to fight Utah floods filling sandbags and shouting warnings as authorities report up to 15,000 volunteers in Salt Lake County alone. Gov. Matheson lauds unprecedented community effort while residents toil in hazardous conditions amid millions in damages from Wasatch melt and warm weather.
Showers and thunderstorms swept the northern Plains and Upper Mississippi Valley with two tornadoes reported in Colorado and Kansas. No injuries. Fresh rain and thundershowers spread from the Central Plains to the mid Mississippi Valley and Rockies with scattered severe storms. Temperatures ranged from 36 to 81 degrees.
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