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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1981
Page
1
The National Weather Service Hancock Airport reports dismal clouds giving way to clear skies tonight and tomorrow with temperatures near 50 for tonight and mid 70s tomorrow. Sunny conditions continue through Sunday with highs near 80.
Pope John Paul VI runs a fever again and doctors say he may require two more weeks or longer in the Vatican hospital. The report notes ongoing concerns over the pontiff's recovery and potential impact on scheduling.
Empire Magazine reveals Rabbi Charles Sherman of Syracuse rethinking safety in Israeli settlements and policy plus his U S lifestyle. Sunday Herald American features Jan Moore’s account of Syracuse University rowing coach Jan Palchikoff almost choosing Africa studies over 1976 Olympic rowing and Becky Shulta interviewing Venita Van Caspel author of Money Dynamics for the 1980s.
The New York daily numbers result announced last night shows the winning number 198. The draw confirms the state lottery results for the evening.
A businessman jokes to a peer that most Internal Revenue agents come from broken homes, delivering a bite sized quip on tax officials and background.
Washington (UPI) The Supreme Court ruled 6 3 that military pension benefits cannot be divided in a divorce. The decision follows rulings on draft registration and age discrimination, affecting nationwide divorce settlements for military personnel.
State Supreme Court Justice unseals indictments charging Assemblyman Michael Bragman and contractor William Steffan with conspiring to extort more than 1.5 million from USES Inc. for a solid waste facility and offering a 200,000 bribe to County Legislator Clarence Dunham. Also accused is attorney Joseph Davoli for bribing a witness.
In a 217 to 210 House procedural vote, Robert Michel united Republicans and conservative Democrats to back White House budget cuts. Michel, 58, framed the issue as a 20 billion dollar difference over three years, tying it to Reagan’s broader plan and pressuring party cohesion.
Abel Gance’s Napoleon screens at the Landmark Theater in a four hour event with Carmine Coppola’s score performed by the Syracuse Symphony. The night marks the first public viewing of a tinted version and showcases Gance’s experimental montage and Cinérama prefiguring techniques earning praise from film experts and buffs alike.
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