10 Jun 1981
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1981
Page
1
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport predicts intermittent rain over the next four days with periods of fair weather. Tonight sees showers possible and a low around 50. Tomorrow rises to about 70 with winds up to 20 mph. Friday may bring showers but Saturday and Sunday should be fair with temperatures in the high 60s.
Ann Odre, 58, the Buffalo widow shot in Rome during the attempted assassination of Pope John Paul II, was to undergo major surgery late today at Buffalo General Hospital. Doctors said she may need an operation to clear an abdominal infection from the wound, but the spokeswoman offered no further details.
Dames & Moore appeals to the Supreme Court challenging former President Carter authority to enter the Iran asset release deal. The petition seeks to block up to 4 billion dollars in Iranian assets set for transfer next month as part of the release of 52 American hostages. The court previously rejected Electronic Data Systems Iran request to review the complex agreement. A Dames & Moore attorney said Monday's move likely won’t affect his client’s case.
New York AP reports the daily numbers result for the state lottery with the winning digit string 044 announced last night.
The boss jokes about assigning extra work to Joe saying no rush, take the entire weekend if needed. The exchange highlights office humor and workload expectations in a casual, light tone.
Prime Minister Menachem Begin warned the Israeli attack on Iraq s nuclear reactor would be repeated if allies threaten Israel again. Israeli experts say the Arab nuclear threat persists despite the reactor s destruction.
Arab oil producers weigh an embargo on the United States following Israel's attack on an Iraqi reactor. Kuwait deputies urge another embargo, while experts suspect Saudi anger over airspace violation. Prices on the spot market stay steady as traders note uncertainty and a strong dollar.
A group including party members and top scientists warned that Soviet interference in Poland could trigger guerrilla resistance and international isolation of Moscow. The Experience and Progress advisory body argued withdrawal from reform would plunge Poland into crisis, while outside action could collapse the world communist movement and widen NATO arms competition.
Congress moves to reinstate the federal death penalty and to bar the Justice Department from aiding court ordered busing. The Senate Judiciary Committee approved execution provisions by a 13 to 5 vote, while the House approved anti-busing legislation 265 to 122. Other actions include pay raises for federal workers, postal service cost cuts, and confirmations and census shifts.
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