16 Mar 1983
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1983
Page
1
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport predicts clear skies tonight with a 30 degree low and light variable winds. Tomorrow should be sunny with a 55 degree high. the extended outlook shows a chance of showers Friday and Saturday with fair skies Sunday. Daily lows around 32 and highs in the mid to upper 40s.
Albany AP reports State Court of Appeals Judge Jacob Fuchsberg plans to retire from New York high court within months. Gov. Mario Cuomo aides would not confirm. Fuchsberg will issue a noon statement. The seven- member court requires retirement at age 70, with Fuchsberg born June 14.
Former Assemblyman William Finneran, amid past troubles, is confirmed by the state Senate as the Commission on Cable Television chairman earning 59800 dollars annually in Albany.
Albany AP notes the winning number in the state's daily numbers game was 015 and the Win Four number 5931. The brief item records the results and the two prize figures without additional details.
A witty observation on good breeding as the ability to endure service delays in patient, well mannered silence while the loudmouth demands attention. The quip highlights social restraint and courteous behavior in everyday transactions.
Five American Marines were wounded in a grenade attack on a routine patrol north of Beirut. The incident, first direct strike on U S troops in Lebanon, saw troops evacuated to the USS Guadalcanal. A second attack wounded Italian troops, with 30 detained for questioning as Lebanese authorities searched for attackers.
A three year study by the congressional Office of Technology Assessment finds federal rules fail to curb hazardous waste. More than a ton of toxic waste is dumped annually per person in the United States, with regulations not clearly ensuring long term protection. The 407 page report cites gaps in current enforcement and urges action.
The Senate moves toward a pair of showdown votes over a repeal of the withholding tax on interest and dividends as part of a $5.1 billion jobs bill. Banks back the amendment, Reagan threatens a veto, and leaders warn of delays and possible filibusters by Sen. Bob Dole and Sen. Bob Kasten. The stalemate endangers unemployment subsidies for 27 cash-strapped states while the bill aims to aid recession victims.
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