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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1983
Page
2
March 15 1983 Miami centers on a new flareup with an official Barbie inquiry planned alongside deficits projections. Women protest gang rape featured in news, while New Hampshire coverage appears on page A7.
Philadelphia trains halted for 12 lines as a rail strike began. Bus trolley and subway services largely continued after tentative three year no lay off deals. Albany bill names 44 story Empire State Plaza tower for Mayor Erastus Corning II. governor set to sign.
Albany AP reported Mayor Ed Koch warned that layoffs of about 5600 municipal workers remain likely for New York City even if the Legislature approves most of his requests. Koch noted he did not seek commitments and left the Capitol after courtesy calls with Gov. Mario Cuomo and lawmakers, stressing the city’s tight finances.
After 25 years the German flight training program at Luke Air Force Base ends with graduation ceremonies for seven German air force pilots. Supersonic fighters marked with the Iron Cross have long been a familiar sight in American skies and Phoenix streets.
A Detroit judge cleared Ralph Cooper for a school burglary after officers testified he was dressed as Bozo the Clown and drunk. He fell from a school roof, was uninjured, snoring and reeking of liquor, and could not form criminal intent.
A Cleveland Metroparks naturalist attributes the buzzards annual return to their biological clock and daylight hours. He notes Hinckley Reservation's rock ledges and forests invite occupancy while recounting two legends about the birds’ return and early 1800s sightings by settlers.
Washington reports federal investigators focus on controller training fatigue and safety as the NTSB staff report is reviewed. The board will issue FAA recommendations while a final report suggests air safety remains largely maintained despite ongoing concerns about lapses in training reporting and fatigue monitoring.
A gray brown meteorite found in Antarctica four years ago is suspected to originate from Mars. Researchers cite gas analyses and its volcanic history as strong evidence, though not yet conclusive, with conference discussions ongoing in Houston. The 17.5 pound rock was discovered in 1979 near Elephant Moraine by an American science team under NSF, Smithsonian, and NASA.
A winter storm dumped up to 15 inches of snow on Utah while a broad weather system affected the region from New Mexico to the Dakotas. Watches spanned northeastern New Mexico and western Nebraska with traveler advisories in Colorado and Wyoming. Snow fell in North Dakota and rain and snow in eastern South Dakota. A tornado injured Prairie View residents after storms in Kansas.
Record high 70 set in 1945 and record low 6 in 1905. Normal 34. Humidity 8 p.m. yesterday 56 percent and 8 a.m. today 82 percent. Air Pollution Index 64, air quality Moderate due to TSP. Weather broadcast on NOA radio 162.550 MHz.
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