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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1983
Page
4
Gunfire erupted as two passing vehicles sprayed the U.S. Embassy after a rocket exploded near a tree about 40 yards from the wall. Windows shattered on a second floor office. No injuries reported. Guards and Salvadoran troops reinforced security amid ongoing fighting and recent campus violence.
In Mexico City the National University workers voted to suspend the 28 day strike that halted classes for about 300 000 students. The administration warned of government arbitration if workers did not return to duty with no wage increase. Workers will receive half their wages lost during the stoppage and had refused an $11 monthly raise. The walkout, sparked by a 40 percent demand, was seen as challenging President de la Madrid era austerity policies.
In Rome the Italian Social Movement led by ex Mussolini aide Giorgio Almirante gained seats in the Chamber of Deputies from 30 to 42 on a platform of order and tough actions against organized crime. The party, calling for constitutional change and a directly elected president, remains outside any coalition and seeks a “new republic.”
Washington debate over a proposed apology and $20,000 redress for about 60,000 internees still alive from the World War II detention camps. Supporters cite grave injustice, while many veterans and readers argue the action is unwarranted or unfair, with some recalling wartime loyalties and risks.
Secretary of State George Shultz said Vietnam probably withholds the remains of hundreds of Americans killed in Indochina, calling it a cruel action. A senior official said several Asian ministers pledged to press Hanoi to investigate. Shultz urged refugee relief steps and a bill to ease refugee entry, aiming for the new U.S. fiscal year.
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