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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1980
Page
8
A storm system brings showers to the northern Plains and parts of the Northeast. Elsewhere, skies are clear to partly cloudy with no major precipitation expected. Continuous monitoring advised for changing conditions through the weekend.
Variable cloudiness tonight with scattered thunderstorms and a low around 55 to 60. Showers early tomorrow, then clearing. Sunset today at 8 45 p m, sunrise tomorrow at 5 24 a m. Yesterday high 82, low 45. Record high 92 in 1956, record low 43 in 1970. Average last year 62, normal 67. Humidity 8 p m yesterday 50 percent, 8 a m today 70 percent.
Severe thunderstorms swept Minnesota North Dakota and Iowa spawning tornadoes and damaging hail. Two Illinois children died in Chicago when a tree they sheltered under was struck by lightning. A third boy suffered burns and received hospital care.
British press says the Muppets filming in Britain could bow out of their current TV series with future plans for movies and a cinema sequel to the Muppet Movie. Lord Lew Grade notes the group may return to TV later. Also reports Lorne Michaels leaving Saturday Night Live and a new cast and producer forthcoming. Former President Ford returns home after knee surgery and aims for a quick recovery and golf.
Albany reporters note the Senate and Assembly approved a plan to switch New York state books from cash to a modified accrual system starting April 1 1982. The measure, backed by Gov. Carey and Comptroller Regan, requires independent audits and reports on public authorities. Critics say it won’t end creative accounting.
Washington reports the House Appropriations Committee rejected a Budget Committee recommendation to cut the federal subsidy for Saturday mail delivery. The move creates a fiscal difference as Congress agrees to a 613.6 billion budget and a stall in passing the post office spending bill.
Retired Judge George McMonagle found Summit County Probate Court Judge James Barbuto guilty on two of 12 sex related counts, gross sexual imposition and intimidation. He cleared Barbuto of an attempted rape charge due to statute of limitations issues.
The Onondaga County Water Authority held a June 3 1980 meeting in Salina Onondaga County NY. The secretary certifies a resolution amending customer rules and adjusting rates and charges was adopted June 4 1920 with full quorum notice to members and the public.
Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation files for a certificate of environmental compatibility and public need to construct relocate and operate a 16 inch gas transmission pipeline in Onondaga Town of Onondaga New York The proposal includes a 4606 foot route mostly west of Cleveland Road north of the Onondaga Indian Reservation and south of Yenny Road A public hearing is requested not to be held opposition notices must be filed within ten days to the Public Service Commission Executive Secretary Samuel R Madison at Empire State Plaza Albany NY 12223 P18113.
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