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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1983
Page
2
March 9, 1983 dispatches note Pope ending his global tour with emphasis on peace. Separate A3 item reports dioxin site spread concerns, while A6 cites a transplant reaching its third year. A& previews feature on Soviet arms upgrades and GOP leadership optimism.
The Senate runs the emergency jobs bill despite Democratic attempts to add spending and Republican aims to curb it. Majority Leader Howard Baker seeks to avoid Christmas-tree amendments as debate begins with final action not expected until tomorrow.
Zimbabwe opposition leader Joshua Nkomo fled to Botswana after clashes with Prime Minister Mugabe’s government. Botswana authorities said he arrived yesterday and will stay temporarily to help seek a resolution. France sacks Army Chief of Staff Gen Jean Delaunay amid reshuffle rumors, Gen Rene Imbot to replace him. The defense minister denied resignation claims over army cuts and nuclear move.
In Deerfield Illinois two elderly crossing signs were installed near a senior housing complex to improve safety after complaints of cars endangering residents. The signs show an elderly woman with a purse and a Boy Scout guiding her, and officials hope drivers will be more vigilant. The no kissing sign at the Milwaukee Road station remains in use following commuter disruption.
The U S Tax Court reversed Frankfurter and held gambling can be a trade or business saving gamblers from taxes on losses as well as winnings. It frees Ditunno of Ohio from $4145 added tax and saves Cull’s estate from $6287 owed, while a dissent warns of broader disruption to tax definitions. Congress had already allowed deduction of gambling losses from winnings under the new minimum tax rules.
Federal officials say Reagan's plan to sell weather and Earth resources satellites does not end free public forecasts. NOAA grounds stations would be sold. Congress must approve. Critics warn private bids could raise forecast costs, with Ralph Nader calling it a taxpayer rip-off.
A broad weather system brings rain sleet and snow to the Northeast and upper Midwest while the Gulf Coast sees showers and thunderstorms. Cooler air moves into the midsection as a storm over Lake Huron spurs disturbances. Temperatures vary nationwide from the upper 70s in Key West to frigid readings in Minot with air quality good.
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