21 Mar 1983
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1983
Page
1
A dramatic weather outlook from the National Weather Service at Hancock Airport warns of six inches of snow by morning and a deep cold snap. Tonight’s low 15 to 20 degrees, tomorrow’s high near 20, with snow squalls expected. The extended forecast calls for fair conditions midweek and a mix of clouds and sun into Friday, with highs around 40 to 45 and lows in the mid-20s.
In the last week before the Easter recess Congress moves to pass a 165 billion Social Security rescue plan and a four to five billion dollar emergency jobs program. Senate leaders expect a final vote on Social Security, while negotiators seek agreement on a 4.9 to 5.2 billion jobs bill, with a key clash over speeding up revenue sharing payments to states by three months.
El Salvador's top guerrilla chiefs met to discuss the U.S.-backed government plan to include leftists in December elections and the amnesty offer for political prisoners and guerrillas.
ALBANY AP reports the daily numbers drawing winner 83 was selected last night and the Win Four number 3113 was drawn. The results names the state lottery payout and notes the numbers for player reference.
A lighthearted line notes that teens often say That’s neat, with a playful jab that bedroom spaces are excluded, hinting at a broader cheeky sentiment about home life and style.
The Commerce Department's flash estimate puts real GNP up 4 percent annualized for Q1 1983, the best in two years, signaling a recovering economy. Inflation, as measured by the GNP price index, rose 2.8 percent, the lowest in 11 years, with corporate profits expected to rebound sharply in 1983.
President Reagan nominated William D. Ruckelshaus to lead the Environmental Protection Agency, naming him to succeed Anne McGill Burford. Ruckelshaus, a former EPA chief under Nixon, will stabilize the agency and restore dedication, pledging to serve the public and interpret Congress's mandate.
Susan Feeney reports a Syracuse area viewership largely untouched by NBCs Special Bulletin despite nationwide alarm over a Charleston terror plot. Police say few calls, while other cities see spikes. experts note the program felt authentic but not alarming locally.
In Sasebo Japan leftist and anti nuclear protesters clash with riot police as the U S aircraft carrier Enterprise anchors over a mile offshore for a four day visit. About 7 000 demonstrators including union members oppose nuclear weapons aboard the ship while authorities seal off streets near the base.
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