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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1982
Page
1
National Weather Service at Hancock Airport predicts light snow tonight with a 60 percent chance and a low around 20. Tomorrow, a 20 percent chance and a high near 32 with minimal accumulation. Through Friday, lows 15 to 20 and highs near 35 with a chance of flurries. February snow totals 11.6 inches. season total 109.7, near the 111.5 average.
Utica report states State Supreme Court Justice John Tunney must sign a separate order granting Central New York Psychiatric Center in Marcy authority to force-feed Mark David Chapman, the Lennon killer, to end a hunger strike after more than three weeks, per hospital lawyer Aniela Carl.
Starting today the Herald Journal moves editorials to the last two inside pages of the A Section. Today's editorials appear on Pages A6 and AT. Sunday Herald American editorials remain the second and third pages of the Opinion Section.
Albany AP reports the winning number drawn last night in the state's daily numbers game. The brief item notes the outcome but does not include the actual digits.
A column notes an energy saving tip advising turning off all electric types to conserve power. The instruction appears in an office setting highlighting practical actions for reducing electricity use.
New York Mayor Edward Koch says Syracuse mayor Lee Alexander will be considered for lieutenant governor. An aide stressed Alexander and Koch are old friends and no discussions have occurred about the ticket. Koch also defended his rural life remarks amid a Herald American poll and rural backlash. A Fishkill dental technician plans an independent campaign in response.
A Puerto Rican nationalist group claimed responsibility for four blasts around Wall Street near the NYSE and American Stock Exchange, with no injuries. Investigators said devices matched three to four sticks of dynamite. the markets remained open. Police pursued fingerprints while a separate protest planned for Congress anniversary demanded releases from a Puerto Rico grand jury case.
Four people were killed and two injured when a wood-frame farmhouse on Preston Hill Road near Earlville burned about 6 am. Paul and Julie Curtis survived initial treatment at Community Memorial Hospital. cause and origin are under investigation by state police.
The Environmental Protection Agency proposes reversing a ban on burying barrels of hazardous liquids at landfills and would permit up to 25 percent of capacity for such waste. The move, opposed by environmentalists and waste disposal firms, argues current prohibitions are impractical and may create health risks.
Atlanta AP report says Wayne B Williams fears losing chance to be cleared as plans emerge to close the books on 27 slayings. Prosecutors tied him to as many as 24 deaths on the task force list while jurors convicted him in the Cater and Payne murders resulting in two life terms.
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