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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1982
Page
1
Soviet Tass says Billy Graham will attend and present a report at the Moscow nuclear war conference which begins May 10. The National Council of Churches of Christ in the United States is also to be represented according to Tass.
Washington weighs a tariff on imported oil as a way to shrink the large deficit. Senators and congressmen discuss a potential $5 to $10 per barrel import fee, with projected Treasury gains and gasoline price impacts. Industry cheerleaders vary, as some refiners fear competitive harm.
Dutch ambassador to the United States Hugo Scheltema criticized the Reagan administration for a narrow view of El Salvador’s crisis. He urged understanding of underlying Latin American social issues and rejected the idea that El Salvador is a U S Soviet confrontation. He noted European concern over supporting right wing regimes in Central America and mentioned Dutch police investigations into four journalists killed in El Salvador.
The Supreme Court split 4 4 leaving in place a 1979 FTC order barring the AMA from using voluntary ethical standards to restrict advertising or fee arrangements. The ruling subjects non profit medical groups to FTC regulation, and similarly covers the American Dental Association, with Justice Blackmun not participating.
A 28 year old man William Lyness allegedly stole a car at gunpoint and shot Officer Edwin Myers after barricading in a Utica house. Myers was in fair condition at St. Elizabeth Hospital. Lyness underwent surgery. his condition was not known.
Utica Mayor Stephen Pawlinga sued the Common Council to compel approval of a $24.9 million budget before March 31. The council rejected two plans, one proposing a 3 percent city sales tax and a compromise with a 16 percent property tax hike. If not approved, essential services like police and fire protection may be suspended.
Kenneth B. Miles, an ex convict, opened fire at Lincoln Federal Savings & Loan in Louisville after a delayed transaction. He killed teller Julia C. Leet, 45, and wounded two others before shooting himself. Miles, charged with murder and two counts of first degree assault, is hospitalized in stable condition with multiple gunshot wounds. Miles had pleaded guilty as a teen to manslaughter in his father’s death.
A turbulent spring drenched the Gulf Coast with thunderstorms and golfball-size hail while winter lingered in the North. Avalanche deaths near Utah Park City West Ski Resort followed by widespread flooding in Fort Wayne and rising river conditions disrupted travel and prompted cautions.
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