05 Jun 1981
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1981
Page
1
Regatta enthusiasts may have to contend with rain as forecasters predict scattered showers and thunderstorms. There is a 50 percent chance of rain tonight and a 40 percent chance tomorrow with mostly cloudy skies giving way to variable cloudiness.
At a Seoul firing range an American soldier opened fire with an M 16 rifle killing four fellow soldiers and critically wounding a fifth. The Army confirmed the incident as authorities investigated motives and details.
Sunday features explore the glamor behind models and the loss of family dinners, with Kevin Hyland detailing the tough path to runway success and Mary Beth Irving examining police families’ stress. Also in Stars Magazine travel notes cover a Thousand Islands to Florida boat trip and a hazardous Uganda waterfall journey.
New York AP reports the nightly number was 240. The result affects players statewide who bought tickets and await prize claims.
A new resort, touted as pollution free and free of crime and energy worries, debuts on a South Pacific island. The project, named No Trouble Atoll, promises a peaceful retreat with no inflation or overpopulation concerns.
A 2.6 year old boy was killed and his 5 year old sister was critically injured when flames swept through a three story apartment building at 218 Green St on the Northeast Side. Two firefighters and a resident were slightly hurt as the blaze, labeled arson by Fire Chief Thomas Hanlon, raged through the wood frame structure trapping occupants. Firefighters rescued others as heavy smoke and rear porch collapses hampered access. The boy died at State University Hospital. his sister remained in critical condition.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 13 to 4 against Ernest W. Lefever's nomination, with Republican Chairman Charles Percy joining the opposition. The ruling complicates Reagan's bid for Lefever to be assistant secretary of state for human rights and signals a public clash over the administration's rights policy.
The May unemployment rate rose to 7.6 percent, the highest since October, while wholesale energy prices fell by 0.4 percent. Employment rose about 260,000, but jobseekers grew by 425,000. energy goods at wholesale declined 0.5 percent, gasoline down 1.8 percent, heating oil up 12 percent, natural gas up modestly. Consumer food prices at wholesale stayed flat for the second month, and passenger car prices rose 1.2 percent after April’s 14 percent jump.
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