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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1980
Page
1
A forecaster at Hancock Airport warns of cool wet weather through Wednesday with 70 percent rain chance today easing to 40 percent tonight. Expect mostly cloudy skies, highs near 70, southwest winds 5 to 15 mph, and a continued chance of rain Tuesday and Wednesday with lows in the 50s and highs in the 70s.
Karen Noble Hanson state director of the Farmers Home Administration defends farm loan policies in Washington and denies charges of conflict of interest raised in a unsigned letter. The letter claims loans favored her former employer Rural New York Farm Worker UPDU Platiteies and criticizes loan rejections as overruled. It also cites distribution of Olympic tickets to political contacts and ties to the Lake Placid Organizing Committee.
Middletown Pennsylvania UPI reports engineers began venting radioactive krypton gas at the Three Mile Island plant but a monitor alarm halted the initial purge. Met-Ed says 12 curies released. NRC officials acknowledge unanticipated monitor issue and warn of possible further problems though public safety remains the focus. Harold Denton notes cautious optimism for Sunday venting to continue.
Cleveland Mc Kinley Davis, a leader of the 1971 Attica uprising, was acquitted in his third trial for killing two police officers and a friend during a 1978 Brooklyn shootout. Davis and his wife cried as the verdict was read in Brooklyn Supreme Court.
George G. Souhan, newly re signed Taylor-Brown Memorial Hospital board president, cites cheap rates and central location attracting abortion patients. He notes Medicaid limits, recounts 360 abortions at Taylor-Brown since 1979 with 20 for Seneca County women, and warns of further resignations. He criticizes board votes restricting abortion unless medically necessary.
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi is said to be dying in Cairo as cancer spreads through his lymphatic system and a rare paratyphoid fever worsens his condition. President Sadat has returned to Cairo amid heavy security and ongoing attempts by Iranian and Libyan agents to reach him, with martial law on Egypt's Libyan border.
Iranian President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr in a Tehran mosque state of the nation speech said the U.S. hostage crisis is unsolvable and that Iran will live with the hostages while focusing on rebuilding the economy and ending factional strife. He submitted a standing resignation to Ayatollah Khomeini amid political pressure.
LOLWO Niles NY AP reports the Lotto results with numbers 32 22 25 11 33 40 and supplementary 26.
Article notes the 1890s IMSine water tower on the Madison Barracks grounds at Sackets Harbor has been saved and will be converted into a housing complex. Dick Case’s Metro politan Page column covers the details. The Lifestyle section excerpts the Fast Food Restaurant Calorie Guide listing menus and calorie counts for 24 major chains.
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