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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1983

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Supreme Court strikes down Congress legislative veto

The Supreme Court, in a 7-2 ruling, nullified the legislative veto used by Congress to overturn executive agency actions, upholding a lower court finding that the veto violates separation of powers and asserting such overrides require standard constitutional processes. Justice White dissented, warning this decision could invalidate hundreds of provisions.

Washington Supreme Court Congress House of Representatives Attorney General Federal Trade Commission Warren Burger House of Congress Burger Byron White Lewis Powell

Central New York Weather Outlook Mostly clear tonight

Tonight expect mainly clear skies with an overnight low of 60 to 65 degrees. Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph. Tomorrow will be sunny and cooler with a high near 80. Saturday and Sunday look fair with a chance of showers Monday. Temperatures will be in the 50s at night and highs near 80.

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Budget clash over Reagan plan heads to House vote

House leaders say they have the votes for two bills aimed at reversing Reagan economic policy. A budget plan would reverse spending increases in Reagan's program, and a separate measure would limit next month's personal income tax cut. Speaker Thomas P. ONeill Jr. affirmed the action set for today on the House floor.

Washington Reagan House Thomas P. O'Neill Jr D-Mass

Arrest of Red Brigades Leader Pietro Vanzi in Rome

Police say Pietro Vanzi, longtime Red Brigades leader and fugitive, was captured in Pratt on Tuesday after attempting to draw a pistol. He had been sentenced to life for the 1978 slaying of former Premier Aldo Moro. Detectors overpowered him promptly.

Rome Pietro Vanzi Red Brigades Aldo Moro Vanzi Pratt

Lottery winners in Albany draw results and July note

Albany report lists last night’s daily numbers winner 872 and Win Four 8716. A light joked line notes July has 31 days and the summer heat continues.

Albany

Pontiff ends pilgrimage with Walesa rendezvous

Pope John Paul II wraps up eight day Poland visit by flying to Zakopane for a meeting with Solidarity leader Lech Walesa after a two hour talks at Wawel Castle with Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski. Government spokes man Urban said the talks signaled deepening state church cooperation and potential peace in Poland and the world. The pope then traveled by helicopter toward the Polish-Czechoslovakian border before returning to Krakow for Rome.

Krakow Poland John Paul II Solidarity Lech Walesa Communist Party Wojciech Jaruzekski Wawel Jerzy Urban Urban

Challenger Shuttle Eyes Florida Landing In Face Of Weather

NASA officials said the shuttle Challenger would aim for a Florida landing tomorrow if weather cooperates, with California as a backup. An Auxiliary Power Unit issue forced delaying an extra day, though mission was nearly perfect.

Cape Canaveral Fla NASA Shuttle Challenger Florida California James A. Abrahamson Robert Crippen Rick Hauck John Fabian Sally K. Ride Norman Thagard Abrahamson Edwards Air Force Base

Rome Teen Anti-Vandal Patrol Car Damaged

Rome mayor formed a teen anti vandalism patrol after more than 30 meters were stolen. Vandals damaged the patrol car at a city garage hours after handover. Three teens in the program are paid city employees and patrol parks, schools, and facilities to deter vandalism.

Rome Carl Hilenberg Joseph A. Griffo Denti Griffo City Hhe Ar.rust Hazelton Park

Albany OKs bigger unemployment and workers comp benefits

Albany lawmakers approve a package raising weekly unemployment benefits from 125 to 180 dollars with immediate 175 and eventual 225 not adopted. Eligibility tightens to require at least 67 dollars weekly earnings. Workers compensation rises from 215 to 225 and then to 250 and 275 monthly as phased.

Albany Senate Republicans

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