18 Jun 1983
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1983
Page
1
National Weather Service Hancock Airport predicts heat relief this week with lingering humidity. Tonight will bring a 40 to 60 percent chance of evening thunderstorms followed by patchy fog and mild winds. Father's Day expects humidity and a high near 80 with a 50 percent thunderstorm probability.
Harry Smith of Rushville was electrocuted yesterday while trying to connect a power cable to a trailer at a firemen's carnival in Potter, Yates County. He was on his hands and knees around 10 p.m. when he touched water and was killed, authorities said.
Prince Charles misidentified Saint John as St. John’s in Newfoundland, drawing groans but not dampening crowds. Charles and Diana continued their Canadian tour in New Brunswick, stepping ashore from the Britannia to a 21 gun salute as 53,000 celebrate along the waterfront monument site.
China's 78 year old economic planner Li Avannian was elected president by the National People's Congress, with Ulanhu chosen as vice president after the death of Liao Chengzhi. The move follows a long anticipated ceremonial election for the largely rubber-stamp legislature.
Albany review notes the daily numbers winner 988 in the state's game and records the Win Four entry Adee veers as listed in the drawing results.
A lighthearted note recalls how a woman, sure her work is finished, discovers soon after that she has become a grandmother. The remark captures the timeless cycle of family milestones and the enduring surprise of life’s next chapter.
Readable fragments describe Sally Ride as the first space woman part of the largest crew to launch, including seven men and four women aboard the shuttle. Crew members discuss mission chatter, checklists, and delays as the crew prepares for a two day flight and planned landing next Friday at Edwards or Kennedy.
In Niepokalanow Poland Pope John Paul II praised Rural Solidarity groups meeting in parish churches to air grievances over farm policies. He urged dignity in farming work as Solidarity supporters marched in Warsaw for a second night. The visit honored St Maksymilian Kolbe at the Franciscan monastery west of Warsaw.
Washington report summaries a Joint Economic Committee study detailing a new measure of labor distress. It combines unemployed totals with mean unemployment duration to show a deeper crisis than Bureau of Labor Statistics figures indicate. Unemployment peaks and weeks of unemployment are discussed with projections for continued weakness in the recovery.
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