12 Jun 1981
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1981
Page
1
A southerly flow brings muggy weather with a 50 percent rain chance tomorrow. Overnight lows will be in the 50s under a high pressure system, with tomorrow’s high around 75 to 80. Sunday and Monday call for scattered showers, lows 65 to 70 and highs in the 80s. Tuesday looks fair with a low near 55 and a high 75 to 80.
Jamestown AP report says John A. Fiasco aged 27 faced petty larceny charges after pumping 5.02 dollars of gas, paying five dollars, and refusing to pay two cents. Judge adjourned the case in contemplation of dismissal, contingent on future conduct.
A German freighter Sloman Ranger sank after colliding with Japanese Artemis Island off the Mediterranean coast near San Sebastian. Only one crew member survived the 999 ton ship, while Artemis Island is a 10 673 ton vessel.
The Arab League urged the United Nations to impose sanctions on Israel as the Security Council prepared to meet on the destruction of Iraqs nuclear reactor. leaders pledged a campaign of diplomatic pressure to halt US aid and arms to Israel while Iraq and Israel countered.
In Washington, President Reagan digs in for a battleground over 25 percent across the board personal tax cuts while Democrats on the Ways and Means Committee press to protect earned income credits and higher deductions. The debate centers on who benefits, with estimates showing low earners could pay more even if cuts pass.
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev warned in Moscow that the USSR would respond quickly and effectively to the Reagan administration's defense buildup. He denounced NATO militarists and said Western fears of a Soviet threat are manufactured. He spoke with former Swedish premier Olof Palme and warned of consequences for the Soviet Union.
Reporter Mark Haasen explains the three major headache types and the struggle of specialists to help sufferers in a feature on widespread misery. Rebecca Shultz profiles a standard bred harness horse bought for 15000 that defied expectations as a record-breaker and notes 10 percent of a year earnings are tithed to the church.
The Major League Players Association declared a strike as talks over owner plans to limit player movement continued. Marvin Miller said many players had left and more would follow. owner negotiator Ray Grebey said he did not view the players as on strike as negotiations would resume ahead of a San Diego Padres game in Chicago.
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