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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1982
Page
1
Katharine Hepburn scolded a front row patron who placed his feet on the stage during The West Side Waltz on Broadway. She admonished him to remove the feet and later warned against flash cameras at curtain call, earning audience cheers as security moved in.
Partly cloudy tonight with teens low and sunny tomorrow in mid-20s. West winds 5 to 15 mph. Sunset at 5 55 p.m. Sunrise 6 38 a.m. Yesterday high 40 and low 7. Record high 61 in 1972 and low 15 in 1980. Snowfall to date 110.0 inches. Relative humidity 96 percent at 8 p.m. and 92 percent at 8 a.m. today. Average last year 39 and normal 28.
March began with a wintry roar as 60 mph winds and heavy rain lashed the Northwest and snow blanketed the upper Midwest. The storm system caused deadly icy conditions with at least 12 deaths since the weekend. Travel advisories and gale warnings covered Oregon coasts, Sierra Nevada, and southern California while snow extended from Montana to New York and Maine, including 4 inches in Eastport, Maine and slick Chicago-area roads.
Haig testifies on a request for 8.67 billion dollars in foreign military aid before the House Foreign Affairs Committee. The package adds funds for Guatemala Argentina and Chile while human rights questions loom after past cuts. The administration says aid will consider human rights before disbursement amid Nicaraguan concerns and El Salvador aid plans.
The FBI notes eight years of bombing and arson tied to FALN have killed five, injured 81, and caused $3.5 million in damage. Officials say the 28th anniversary of 1978 congressional shootings marked a timed series of Lower Manhattan explosions. The group, seen as crushed after Evanston arrests in 1980, remains largely dormant with unknown membership.
Soviet leaders assured Polish Premier Wojciech Jaruzelski that Moscow will expand economic aid to Poland's martial law regime beyond the January trade protocol. Brezhnev and Tikhonov stressed continued support while warning of limited funds amid Poland and Soviet economic strains.
Senator Jesse Helms introduces a new bill to outlaw federal involvement in abortions with a life endangerment exception. The move aims to break the deadlock with Senator Hatch’s constitutional amendment, while keeping focus on limiting abortions nationwide.
In New York Police report two severely retarded brothers Louis 38 and Henry 45 died soon after their 70 year old mother Madeline Hoch of natural causes. Their bodies were found in a littered unheated Queens house after a relative in Alabama reported a Valentine return.
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