25 Jun 1983
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1983
Page
1
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport reports clear tonight with a low around 50 to 55, followed by a sunny breezy day tomorrow with a high near 85 to 90. The extended outlook shows fair Monday with highs near 90. Weather map data from Page A2.
State Health officials probed whether gravy bottles pulled from Pathmark shelves in four New Jersey cities contained insecticide after an anonymous letter to the New York Post claimed contamination. The investigation followed reports across multiple outlets.
Louisville police say Louise Washington 32 trained a gang of children to steal and reward them with rollerskating or movies. The ring operated about a year with as much as 15000 in merchandise diverted for cash refunds. Detective Ahearn warned of future felony consequences as they age.
Senator Barry Goldwater will deliver the eulogy at the funeral of William E. Miller in Lockport. Miller, 69, died at Millard Fillmore Hospital in Buffalo after a stroke and a hospitalization that began June 5 for diagnostic tests.
In Albany the state's daily numbers game winner was 256 and the Win Four number 6661, according to the Associated Press.
A jokey doctor promises rapid recovery for an injured patient who ends up selling his car to pay the medical bill. The exchange highlights the unexpected cost of treatment and a costly consequence of hope.
United Steel Workers votes 430 to 197 to accept a three year contract at Crucible Specialty Metals after a dispute in which Colt Industries threatened to close the plant. Some employees remain unhappy but relief and a return to work loom as the agreement restores many prior pay and benefits.
The new contract restores $1.75 an hour of pay cuts with no raises in increments, starting 50 cents retroactive to June 1 this year and ending January 1, 1986. No COLA until August 7, 1984, with adjustments afterward. A week’s paid vacation and one of two paid holidays are retained, but extended vacation and vacation bonus pay are lost. Company contributions to the supplemental unemployment benefits fund rise to cover laid off workers, including some SUB pay for those with under 20 years’ service, about a third of the 20+ year level.
Hundreds of protesters faced off with police as Vice President George Bush toured Krefeld and Dusseldorf. Rioters damaged cars and a bus while 10 were arrested and several officers injured. Demonstrations tied to NATO and U.S. policy occurred as Kohl hosted Bush, who recalled emigration ties to Germantown.
Overnight crashes claimed three lives in the region. Perry A. Shumer, 30, of Chittenango, died when his motorcycle left Route AW0 near Bridge Street after failing to negotiate a curve. Robert D. Weber Jr., 91, of Syracuse, died after his car ran off Route 3 near Bolton Road and struck a tree. Daniel D. Harrison, 33, of Mexico, died when his car left County Route 41 near Manwaring Road in Oswego County, with alcohol and speed cited as factors.
Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger disclosed a Soviet electronic spying unit found near Puget Sound could have captured top secret data on the Trident submarine. He noted replicas of U.S. microelectronics were used by the Soviets, stressing lax safeguards and calls to curb transfer of high tech. He mentioned a Bangor base for Trident subs and planned a Maine vacation after remarks to editors.
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