01 Mar 1983
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1983
Page
1
The National Weather Service predicts another few days of mild weather through the week. Tonight's low will be 25 to 30 degrees, tomorrow partly sunny with highs in the 50s. Fair skies expected Thursday through Saturday with highs in the upper 40s and 50s.
Washington AP President Reagan's bid to decontrol natural gas stalls in the Republican Senate as liberals vow a major filibuster. Majority Leader Howard Baker said quick Senate action is unlikely due to controversy over lifting gas price controls.
Train workers across New Jersey launched the state's first statewide rail strike, prompting thousands of commuters to depart early and fill roads by car and bus while rail service continued on lines serving New York City's northern suburbs. Metro-North Railroad strike action was postponed until March 7.
A Red Star 312 ferry carrying over 200 passengers capsized in strong winds on the Shanshui River near Canton. Officials say 125 people are missing and feared dead after the vessel sank while traveling from Canton to Zhaoqing, 46 miles away.
The Albany daily numbers game winner was drawn last night with the Win Four number 4546. A separate saying about a person staying silent is mentioned, stating the tongue restraint is nine times out of ten.
Theodore Unger, inspired at dinner, begins dismantling the upper floor of his Otisco and Tioga streets apartment building to drop the roof and convert it into a ranch house. The 45-foot top tier is already a wood-frame skeleton, with completion aimed by weekend. Elizabeth questions the claim, but Unger proceeds, a do-it-yourself renovation typical of his 55 years as a jack-of-all-trades.
The New York Appellate Division ruled Syracuse University must open its Carrier Dome financial books to the city as part of a property tax fight. The decision upholds a state Supreme Court ruling that the city may examine records to determine tax liability on the 50,000-seat stadium.
Alexander rejects county and state plans for a garbage burning plant and urges a feasibility study of Jamesville Quarry as a landfill for city and county gar bage. Mulroy calls the move premature and warns of high costs and political risk while MD A committee will review options for solid waste disposal.
Richard Nixon Jimmy Carter and Gerald Ford attended a black tie tribute for admiral Hyman Rickover. About 500 guests paid 1000 each to support the Rickover Foundation as leaders praised his 63 years in the Navy and his role in putting nuclear power to sea.
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