15 Mar 1983
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1983
Page
1
Partly cloudy conditions continue tonight with northwest winds 5 to 15 mph and a low of 30 degrees. Tomorrow brings periods of sun with a high near 45 degrees as the National Weather Service notes on Page A2.
OPEC lowered its base price to 29 dollars a barrel while sources report the Soviet Union reduced its crude price to 28 dollars. The cuts may spark a price war, with the Soviet decrease effective March 1 and the USSR as the world’s largest oil producer at over 12 million barrels daily.
Washington AP Secretary William French Smith faces stern questions from House Judiciary Chairman Rep. Peter W. Rodine Jr. and peers over why prosecutors failed to pursue a contempt citation against Anne M. Burford. The hearing aims to address ongoing concerns despite her resignation.
Reagan administration uses temporary relief to extend the deadline for unemployment benefits in 27 states. The Senate scrambles to reconcile a House bill with amendments, including Kasten's withholding tax repeal. The bill's price climbs to 5.1 billion, with votes and potential veto actions looming.
The NRC has extended the Nine Mile 2 construction deadline to December 1987, with Niagara Mohawk planning to finish by October 1986. Critics warn the delay signals possible further postponement, while the utility cites a cushion for unforeseen problems and regulatory changes.
In Waynesboro Georgia Judge Bernard Mulherin awarded custody of 4 year old Nickolas Blackburn to his father Mark Blackburn after calling Kathleen Blackburn sexually irresponsible and maintaining an unstable lifestyle. The decision follows a four year custody dispute amid claims of racial prejudice over a racially mixed daughter.
Paul R. Shanahan, attorney for Cynthia Pugh, says his client is not being steered into an insanity defense despite her trance like condition. Pugh, 44, who was arraigned on second degree murder and weapon charges, posted $75,000 bail and was returned to Benjamin Rush Center for hospitalization. Prosecutor William Fitzpatrick notes mental state discussions but rejects defense plans, while investigators probe Pipines Central City Roofing records where Pugh worked.
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