20 Jun 1983
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1983
Page
1
The National Weather Service predicts continuing warm and sunny weather through the week. Skies will be clear tonight with mostly sunny conditions tomorrow and through Wednesday to Friday with highs near 80 and nights around 60.
Police arrested about 100 piro testers at Electric Boat shipyard in Groton Connecticut where Trident submarines are built. A dozen activists were taken into custody at a GE nuclear research facility near Schenectady. A canoe in a restricted Thames River area and sit-down protests accompanied the arrests.
Negotiations resume in New York today amid a 16,000 worker strike against Consolidated Edison. A mediator warns the walkout shows signs of lasting duration. Con Ed assigns 6,000 supervisors to cover striking plant and repair operations, installer and billing roles, signaling an extended disruption.
Albany reported the state's daily numbers game winner as 238 with Win Four drawn as 7053. The result confirms the top pick and the midday draw outcome for players across the region.
Economists joke that the optimal purchase window was in the past as the best time to buy almost anything was last year. The quip reflects frustration with delayed price drops and persistent inflation impacting consumer decisions.
Pope John Paul II flew to Poznan to honor Solidarność workers slain in decades of anti-government protests. He urged calm after three nights of unrest during his eight day homeland pilgrimage, as martial law warnings highlighted church involvement. He planned to visit Katowice, site of clashes after martial law began December 13, 1981.
Shuttle astronauts convert Challenger into an orbiting lab as SPAS and other experiments go live. John Fabian starts tests early. Sally Ride and crew plan to release SPAS on Wednesday and retrieve it later. Flight director Holloway praises orbiter performance while noting a data issue. landing set for Friday morning.
President Reagan reappointed Paul Volcker to a second four year term as Fed chairman citing inflation control and strong Wall Street confidence. The decision preserves tight money policy despite high unemployment and political pressure from some aides and Regan allies.
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