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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1983
Page
2
The June 25, 1983 issue reports a rape victim filing a lawsuit while noting states face financial woes and detailing U S Philippine ties. The dateline also references a news feature and page placements A7 A9 B6.
L'Osservatore Romano vice director Rev. Virgilio Levi resigns after publishing a front page editorial urging Lech Walesa to step aside for Poland’s good. Vatican sources note the pope had recently defended Solidarity and the 1980 Gdansk accords. United Press International.
New York officials brace for the Gay Pride march with over 700 police securing the route. Tension centers on St Patrick's Cathedral as supporters and opponents clash over viewing stands and protest actions. The National Gay Task Force projects up to 200000 attendees for the parade and AIDS rally.
Mayor Edward Koch said stunt climbers who scale towers like the World Trade Center will be sued to recover city costs. He cited a $4,235 bill for police and equipment after Dan Goodwin, 28, mounted a World Trade Center tower on Memorial Day and warned intruders to stay off.
Singer Robert Goulet received three years probation and was ordered to enroll in an alcohol education program after pleading no contest to drunken driving and a hit-and-run. A $624 fine and a 90 day driving limit were also imposed by Municipal Judge Harold Cherniss. Goulet’s accident involved his $50,000 Stutz Blackhawk colliding with two parked cars in Marina del Rey.
Rajneeshee followers in Rajneeshpuram Oregon win a city ordinance allowing nudity in designated zones. A weekly paper runs nude pictures with Bhagwan remarks claiming nudity is not taught, noting his statement about occasional nudity as valuable, while four photos show nude adults.
California Court of Appeals affirms Santa Cruz boys club may exclude girls, reversing a lower court ruling. The decision marks the first of its kind in the state, as Naomi Goldfrank and others protested the policy to gain access to the downtown athletic facility.
Passengers on a Republic Airlines DC-9 abort the takeoff at McCarran International Airport as the right engine flames appear. Emergencies doors open and passengers slide out under an orderly evacuation aided by a flight attendant. No one required hospitalization.
Arafat flies from Tunis to Prague to meet Czech leaders and attend a conference opposing NATO plans for 572 new U S nuclear missiles in Western Europe. He warns of a potential Palestinian massacre as Syrian tanks ring Palestinian camps in Bekaa Valley and Tripoli.
President Reagan said he wants to get at the bottom of how his 1980 campaign obtained briefing material prepared for Carter. White House aides noted Reagan read letters from four officials about the material, while Carter aides urged a full investigation. Powell and Caddell both commented on the matter, urging disclosure and accountability.
After a heated closed-door session, three locals backed a three-year pact that restores about 90 percent of wages and benefits lost in earlier concessions. Leaders praised solidarity while some opponents warned of possible plant closure. Solvay confirms 60 percent capacity with over 300 layoffs and 600 part-time workers.
Forecast calls for clear tonight with 50s, sunny and warm tomorrow reaching 86 to 90. Widespread rain and floods strain the Rockies and Central Plains, while controlled flooding on the Colorado River aims to ease snowmelt pressure. Two drownings reported in Mexico, Utah sees evacuations end as Sevier River dam break relief returns residents home. A southeast Kansas tornado and scattered showers persist coast to coast with fair conditions elsewhere.
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