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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1981

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March 1981 Flurries Forecast For Central New York

Mild start to March 1981 belied by gray skies and flurries. Record low of minus 15 in 1980 cited. Expect colder early week with highs near 25 and west to northwest winds 15 to 25 mph. 60 percent tonight and 40 percent tomorrow for snow.

Five found dead in burned car near Everglades

Five bodies were found in a burning car near the edge of the Everglades in Pembroke Pines, including a pregnant woman and two children. Police said the three adults were shot to death and had hands tied behind their backs. The car bore Minnesota plates.

Pembroke Pines Fla Everglades Minnesota Broward County Larry Tate

Pakistan airliner hijacked lands in Kabul with 159 aboard

A follower of ex Prime Minister Bhutto hijacked a Pakistan International Airlines Boeing jet with 159 people aboard and forced it to Kabul Afghanistan. Officials say all passengers and crew are safe and no further details were released.

Karachi Pakistan Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Afghanistan Pakistan International Airlines Kabul

Product Guarantee Refund Promise

A customer facing guarantee states if not completely satisfied, return the unused portion of the bottle and the company will refund the unused portion of the money. The offer emphasizes a cheerful refund policy across unopened portions.

Baldwinsville Drive Photographer Sees Gondola Takeoff

A photographer in Baldwinsville snapped a shot as the Ling gondola began landing but could not reach the site before the craft lifted off again. He did not have a chance to ask how it feels to fly.

Baldwinsville

Nicaragua pledges to halt arms shipments to El Salvador

Secretary of State Haig says the United States received assurances from Nicaragua that arms moving through its territory to Salvadoran left wing rebels will stop. A decision on further aid will come in two weeks after monitoring. Officials say Cuba led shipments from Cuba via Nicaragua. aid totaling 75 million dollars this year is under review.

Jim Anderson Washington UPI United States Nicaragua el Salvador Alexander Haig Haig Managua Cuba State Department U.S Jesse Helms R-N.c Helms Liberacion

Creationists' court battle looms over California science teaching

In Sacramento California Creationists press a case to overturn state science guidelines that name Darwin's theory as the sole biology basis The state defense may call scientists including Carl Sagan and Arthur Kornberg as witnesses The suit asks to acknowledge non evolutionary creation theories in classrooms while arguing evolution is not the sole scientific view.

Sacramento Calif UPI California Attorney General Carl Sagan Arthur Kornberg Robert Tyler

Reagan preserves UDAG function amid plan to merge grants

President Reagan told national mayors he will preserve the Urban Development Action Grants function but merge it with the Community Development Grant Program to form a new Community Development Support program. He noted the combined funding would be slightly reduced, largely offset by eliminating administrative overhead. Reagan urged cooperation with his economic recovery plan and warned of threats from self interested groups.

Dean Reynolds Washington UPI Reagan National League of Cities UDAG Office of Management and Budget

New York Utility Ad Cost Rule Upheld by Court

The Supreme Court refused to review New York Public Service Commission limits on a utility’s informational advertising costs, set at 0.1 percent of Rochester Gas and Electric revenues. The ruling keeps customers from funding full informational costs, as state courts had upheld, with costs to be borne by shareholders.

Washington Supreme Court New York New York Public Service Commission Rochester Gas and Electric Corp Bross Rochester Gas Rochester New York Court of Appeals Commission

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