10 Jun 1983
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1983
Page
1
National Weather Service forecaster at Hancock Airport predicts fair skies this weekend with temperatures in the mid 80s. Tonight’s low around 50 to 55 degrees, then a warm, fair stretch through Tuesday with lows near 60 and highs in the mid 80s.
Poughkeepsie Lemuel Smith was sentenced in Dutchess County Court to die in the electric chair during the week of July 10 for the May 1981 slaying of Green Haven guard Donna Payant. The first degree murder conviction in April left this as the only penalty, making him possible the first New Yorker to die by electrocution in two decades.
Guerrillas shelled an Israeli patrol in southern Lebanon killing three soldiers and wounding one, with reports of 250 captives seized. In Baalbek a bomb killed a radical PLO member allied to the five week old mutiny against Yasser Arafat, his wife killed, and several relatives wounded.
Albany officials confirmed the daily lottery results with the winning number 753 and the Win Four number 0302 last night. The draw highlighted the state's lottery activity and provided numbers for players to check against tickets.
A wife teases her husband while he watches a baseball game at home remarking that she thought they canceled a show long ago. The light exchange captures a playful domestic moment amid the game ambiance.
Thatcher leads Conservatives to a 160 seat edge in the 650 member House from 630 counted seats. Labor suffers its worst defeat in 60 years, and a centrist alliance helps the Tories despite expected losses in Northern Ireland. Thatcher vows moderate policy and denies extremism.
White Plains reports that NRC's 3-2 ruling keeps Indian Point 2 and 3 running after threatening closure over inadequate emergency plans for the 10 mile radius around Buchanan. Gov Cuomo and Lt Gov DelBello push for a workable plan while Rockland County criticizes betrayal. Local officials warn the decision adds pressure to finalize emergency measures and transportation plans before the next exercise in about 66 days.
A Pittsburgh surgeon ties the death of 26-year-old Lewis County liver transplant recipient Larry Walker to solvent fumes during a Camillus water tower paint job. Walker received two liver transplants on May 20 and later died after three weeks in declining health. The surgeon warned of low survival odds, while local health officials say more factors may be involved and note workers may have worked without proper protective gear.
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