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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1984

Page

2

Panda watch begins at National Zoo for cub birth

National Zoo officials launch panda birth vigil as panda watchers and TV crews monitor for an expected cub within two months following years of mating attempts and delays. In parallel, a balloon accident near Buffalo leaves four people rescued after a night on Lake Erie. a lottery drawing in Albany names 673 as the Daily Number winner and reports a WinFour total.

Panda Washington National Zoo Abil Tors Lake Westfield N.Y Lake Erie Chautauqua County Sheriff's Department Robert Morton U.S. Coast Guard Coast Guard Morton Western New York Children’s Psychiatric Center West Seneca Buffalo AM & A

Sturgis Motel Drive-In Reputation Grows After Crash

In Sturgis Michigan the motel known as a drive-in spot has earned a negative reputation as cars repeatedly crash into its property. Early Friday a woman lost control, smashed the front window, tore through the snack bar wall, and plunged into a creek, injuring two occupants with minor injuries reported.

Sturgis Mich

Lightning blamed for Lakeland Fireworks blaze in LaPorte

Lightning likely started the Lakeland Fireworks Co. blaze in LaPorte township, destroying the company and its storage unit containing fireworks. Firecrackers and bottle rockets exploded as flames grew after noon Friday. ATF investigators were called in. No injuries reported.

Laporte Ind Lakeland Fireworks Co Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco & Firearms Doug Groesner

Florida begins Medfly spray blitz in 6000 acre Miami area

Florida insects officials report Mediterranean fruit flies may number 600 to 1000 in south Florida as a pesticide aerial and ground spray push continues over a 6000 acre central Miami zone where five flies have been found since Tuesday. The operation runs weekly for two months with potential extension. A separate barge crash damaged the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway near New Orleans but caused no injuries and limited traffic on the northbound span.

Florida Trier Miami Ernest Collins Florida Department of Agriculture Pacerned Doyle Conner New Orleans Lake Pontchartrain St. Tammany Parish

Inmate Killed in Lockup at State Penitentiary

Louis Montery, 21, of Los Angeles, died 13 minutes after a double chest stab and a wound beneath the ear during a lockup unit brawl at the turbulent state pen. Prison officials said the attack was likely gang related as four guards were wounded attempting to intervene. A suspect, unnamed, is said to be a Mexican Mafia member serving life for murder. The suspect and guards were treated at a hospital outside the facility.

State Pen Bisch Louis Montery Los Angeles Steve Perez Skip Fred Montgomery Ienanie Asszilant

Mitterrand Ends Soviet Trip Amid Calls for Sakharov News

French President Francois Mitterrand returned from Volgograd after talks with Soviet leaders. He expressed disappointment at the lack of news on dissident Andrei Sakharov while noting a warming of Franco Soviet relations. He emphasized bilateral rather than East West issues and urged closer cultural and trade ties.

Moscow UPI Francois 3 Minerrand Andrei Sakharov Milin Volkograd Pans Vaetist Mitterrand Egman Mitterrand Volgograd Stalingrad Konstantin Chernenko Sakharov West Lesrenust Z. Mitterrand North Pole Equator France Blitverrand NATO Washington Kremlin Minerrand

Lebanon Cabinet Deliberates Syrian Peace Plan Amid Violence

Lebanon's cabinet, facing direct Syrian intervention threats, meets for final reading of a Syrian mediated plan to end the civil conflict. Violence kills three more and injures about 40 as shells hit Beirut and a army tent near Prime Minister Karami's residence. Assad urges unity among Christian and Muslim factions to ensure plan success.

Beirut Lebanon UPL Hafez Assad Syria Israel Assad An Nah Prme Rashid Karami Beirut Radio Karami Bilfaya Amin Gemayel

Hart on unity amid race talk in Democratic race

Washington AP Charles Hart pledges unity while pursuing the Democratic presidential nomination. He says he will push for no actions that split the party as Mondale weighs potential running mates and Hart contemplates challenging tainted delegates.

Washington Gary Hart Walter Mondale Hart Reagan National Press Club Mondale Lloyd Bentsen Texas San Francisco Dianne Feinstein Edwardennedy Dmass Bentsen Ms. Feinstein Geraldine A Ferraro D-Ny St Paul Colorado Jesse Jackson Panama Central America Cuba Jackson Contadora U.S League of United Latin American Citizens’ Convention Ed Paso Rainbow Coalition

Gandhi visits Golden Temple amid Sikh tensions

Indira Gandhi flew to Amritsar for a 30 minute visit to the Golden Temple marking the first temple stop since the army assault that left hundreds dead. Opposition criticized the timing as Sikh sentiment remained high after the two week siege and reported casualties included Sikhs and soldiers.

New Desi India Indira Gandhi Golden Temple

Clouds and showers sweep Central New York to Midwest storms

The National Weather Service forecasts temperatures rising to 75 to 80 in most areas before a Canada bound storm brings clouds and rain with cooler highs Sunday. Western New York will see showers or thunderstorms this afternoon, with the system tracking east overnight. A 60 percent chance of a thunderstorm tonight or tomorrow morning, temps 65 to 70. Sunday cloudy with showers and likely storms, highs mid 70s. Unsettled conditions linger Monday with 70s highs. Central U.S. storms bring heavy rain, hail and tornadoes as Iowa, Nebraska report tornado touchdowns and damage. winds up to 70 mph hit Hoopeston Illinois area. Flash flood watches issued for parts of Iowa and Kansas. President Reagan declares federal disaster areas in five northeastern Kansas counties. Weather data and temperatures follow.

New Hoopeston Tiinois Wilmont Minn Yankton Ys. Kan Towa Kansas Birmingham Ala Washington Reagan Atchison, Brown, Jackson Nemaha

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