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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1981
Page
1
The forecast calls for hazy skies and scattered rain with possible thunderstorms in the North Country. Tonights and tomorrows conditions include variable cloudiness with a 30 percent chance of rain, lows in the 60s and highs near 80. Partly cloudy through Saturday with more showers, lows in the 60s and highs in the 80s. Local temperatures and conversions appear on Page A10.
President Reagan welcomed Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser at the White House South Lawn in a ceremony with a 19 gun salute. He praised Australia as a steadfast friend that has fought side by side with the United States in every major war and affirmed democracy amid global challenges.
Arnowale, 35 year old son of a former Worcester mayor, held on 10 million bail as alleged ringleader of a transcontinental cocaine ring using private planes and fast cars to move shipments between California and Florida. An associate arrested yesterday in Florida is also held on 10 million bail, with two others each on 5 million bail. DEA says the drug network is broken up.
The number drawn last night in New York State's daily numbers game was 308.
A witty adage notes that enemies are easy to love because they never borrow. The quip contrasts affection with the common irritation of loaning items and hints at the humor in human frailties within everyday frictions.
In a Tehran funeral for 72 political leaders killed in a sudden incident, Iran denounced U S agents as responsible for the warden of Evin Prison, Mohammad Kachou, being assassinated. Parliament Speaker Rafsanjani urged a crackdown on the opposition while mourners carried coffins and banners.
Hermine Braunsteiner Ryari, once a New York housewife, received life imprisonment for her role in the Majdanek camp deaths. Seven other defendants drew 3 to 12 year terms. one was acquitted. Protests erupted in the courtroom as the long war crimes trial concluded.
NEW YORK AP Fred Silverman once a wizard of V programming will resign as president of NBC and be replaced by Grant Tinker. Tom Brokaw and Roger Mudd will co anchor NBC Nightly News while John Chancellor becomes a commentator. NBC profits have fallen sharply and NBC lags in prime time. Silverman could not be reached for comment. RCA will announce a change in NBC management.
Prime Minister Menachem Begin and challenger Shimon Peres vied for control as Israel held a close general election. Polls opened at 7 pm with both Likud and Labor neck and neck and far from a majority, urging voters to avoid the 29 smaller parties. A late poll put Labor ahead with 43 seats to Likud's 40 in the 120-seat Knesset.
Dennis LeClerc revamps a truck stop restaurant by using waitresses as walking menus. Bonnie Pedell or Judy Bishop reveal hand painted menus on their bodies to display breakfast specials. The gimmick has boosted business, with patrons requesting menus and local promotion spreading along the East Coast.
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