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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1983
Page
2
March 2 1983 report records an apartment blast resulting in a fatality. Authorities detain a man in connection with the slaying case. coverage notes broader California troubles and Pope’s journey as featured topics in the edition.
U S officials urge El Salvador to move up the March 1984 election to blunt guerrilla gains while promising to stay the course with military aid and reforms. Paris reports from Caracas discuss OPEC price talks and oil strategy amid tension, including Saudi Venezuela efforts to curb prices and chatter of an 18-dollar ceiling. In Washington, the United Steelworkers accept a wage cut ending a year of austerity bargaining, though analysts warn broader wage concessions may follow as inflation slows.
Buffalo AP report: Tonawanda Town Justice William G Coleman refused to admit Breathalyzer results in a drunken driving case, citing potential radio wave interference. He said independent testing is needed to rule out equipment tampering or unreliability before relying on the test. Jeffrey Tilley, 24, is charged.
Five anonymous bidders offered from 25 000 to 325 000 for the former mining town of Rhyolite and 403 surrounding acres. The bids, from Nevada California and Texas, are being sent to Frederica Heisler's heirs who own the town parcel and the land. The heirs have two weeks to decide and submit a bid to the court for estate handling. The appraised value is 273 100 dollars and the site includes a railroad depot jail and 14 mining claims across about 3 1/2 square miles.
Oxfordshire owner Michael Cox pushes a 400 percent toll increase at a government hearing. He proposed 10 pence for cars 15 pence for heavier vehicles and 5 pence for motorcycles. He argues the fee has remained at 2 pence since the bridge opened in 1769.
In Boston ailing Polish factory worker Mirak Bielecki reunited with his 8-year-old son Mariusz after 25 months apart that doctors linked to the boy's depression. The reunion at Logan Airport included kisses and a welcome at relatives' Canton home as plans to move to a South Boston apartment take shape. The boy's health may decide whether the family stays in the United States or returns to Poland amid martial law and visa delays.
The House subcommittee probes a so called hit list naming scientists serving on EPA advisory boards. Rep. Dingell accuses the Reagan administration of stonewalling as congress seeks documents. Burford denies involvement while EPA officials say authenticity is unproven.
The Supreme Court held 5 to 4 that the Age Discrimination in Employment Act can apply to state and local governments. The ruling affirmed Congress’s power to ban age bias against workers aged 40 to 70, even when states perform traditional governmental functions. The decision reversed a 1981 Cheyenne ruling.
A five year old boy saved a three year old neighbor from a swimming pool in Phoenix by pulling him out and using rescue techniques he says he saw on television. Phoenix Fire Department officials said the child, Brian Diaz, rescued Andres Romero yesterday and applied belly push techniques.
A ferocious Pacific storm moved east after pounding California with high winds and heavy rain and snow in the north. Flooding and mudslides forced about 7,000 Californians from their homes while heavy surf battered oceansides. Scattered showers reached Utah and the Pacific Northwest as a winter storm watch extended for Arizona and southern Colorado.
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