02 Mar 1983
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1983
Page
1
The National Weather Service forecaster at Hancock Airport says the coming days will feel more like golfing weather than skiing weather. Tonight will be fair with a low around 24. Tomorrow’s high near 45 to 50. Temperatures in the 60s expected Friday through Sunday with nightly lows in the 40s and a chance of showers Sunday.
House tax writers back a 165 billion plan to restore Social Security solvency. They leave disputes over raising the retirement age to the full House as the Ways and Means Committee wraps up work on a bipartisan reform package. It moves to the floor next week.
LAS VEGAS AP authorities reopen the University of Nevada, Las Vegas campus after a bomb threat evacuated about 3,000 students, faculty and staff. Metro Police report ongoing hoax bomb calls following live bombs found near three Strip hotels earlier Monday.
American envoy Philip Habib briefed former President Jimmy Carter on Middle East developments on the first day of his unofficial peace mission. Carter will meet Palestinian leaders. he arrived in Cairo after Habib’s briefing from Israel to Mubarak on the stalled Lebanese Israeli troop withdrawal talks.
Albany AP reports the daily numbers drawn last night with the winning digit 3 and the Win Four number 5661. A slot machine sign offered a humorous warning about a surprise attack from outer space, advising players to crawl under the machine as it has never been hit.
Investigators broaden scrutiny to Cen tral City Roofing Co as they probe business affairs tied to James Pipines found slain in his Manlius home. Searches in Cicero Swamp and Limestone Creek target the murder weapon while examining ties to Cynthia Pugh hospitalized after a collapse and previous work at the roofing firm. Police say no weapon found and no records confiscated yet. Captain Thies leads 30-state-police team conducting interviews for physical evidence.
The January leading index rose 3.6 percent the largest since July 1950 with a second straight gain in the coincident index lifting mood on a possible recovery. Baldrige cautioned weather and new bank-account effects inflated the figure but called the report highly favorable as private economists expect a stronger rebound than the 3.1 percent government forecast for 1983. Construction also hit a record January total driven by gains across most building categories.
Former President Gerald Ford will speak at a $150 dinner at the Sheraton Convention Center, the inaugural event of the Committee for Responsible Government under the Onondaga County Republican Committee. Ford will address reporters at 5:15 p.m. before a 7:30 p.m. dinner, with about 850 attendees. Malcolm Wilson, former New York governor, will be master of ceremonies.
In Duisburg, Heinrich Foerster and about 50 job seekers wait at an unemployment office as West Germany faces a national vote seen abroad as a NATO missile referendum. Locals say economic issues dominate the election, with unemployment shaping the mood and choices.
A severe West Coast storm raged from San Diego to Seattle. In California more than 7,000 residents fled flooded neighborhoods as winds up to 84 mph and up to 10 inches of rain toppled power to 210,000 sites. Two tornadoes struck Pasadena and downtown Los Angeles, while Sierra Nevada snowfall and two minor earthquakes added to disruption. Nine deaths were reported with two missing.
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