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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1982

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Cloudy Skies Forecast With Showers And Chilly Nights

The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport expects mostly cloudy tonight with a 40 percent chance of rain and lows in the mid 30s. SW winds 10 to 20 mph. Tomorrow partly cloudy near 45 with a 20 percent rain chance. Friday and Saturday bring scattered showers or flurries with highs in the 30s and lows around 30. Sunday partly cloudy highs in the 30s and lows 20 to 25.

National Weather Service Hancock Airport

Foul play feared for missing carpenters union leader

Theodore Maritas, head of the District Council of Carpenters with 30,000 members, has been missing six days after being charged with racketeering and extortion. A wallet found in shallow Bronx waters and a floating $100 bill tied to the case were reported by U.S. attorney Lothar Gange. Maritas was to face trial with mob figure Vincent DiNapoli in Uniondale later this week.

NEW York Carpenters Union Fort ‘Schuyler Bronx New York Maritime College U.S Lothar Gange Theodore Maritas Dix Hills District Council of Carpenters Vincent DiNapoli Uniondale

Pertini Arrives to Reassure Reagan on Italy’s Role

Italian President Sandro Pertini visits the United States to reassure President Reagan that Italy is economically sound and prepared to share burdens as a reliable ally. Ambassador Rinaldo Petrignani frames Italy as a dependable partner in U.S. foreign policy on the eve of the visit.

Washington UPI Sandro Pertini United States Reagan Italy Rinaldo Petrignani

Lottery Winners In Albany Draws And Taxes Quip

The state's daily numbers game winner was 733 and Win Four was 6882. A humorous note adds that filling out an income tax form teaches addition multiplication and extraction.

Albany

Nine Mile Point 1 Shutdown Hurts Niagara Mohawk Supplies

Niagara Mohawk Power Corp says replacement power needed after Nine Mile Point 1 in Oswego County was shut down due to leaks in two 28 inch pipes. The duration and cost are unclear as inspectors assess damage and the company shifts to other sources to serve 1.4 million customers. Costs may be reviewed by the state Public Service Commission before any fuel adjustments.

Niagara Mohawk Power Corp Nine Mile Point 1 Oswego County NiMo J. Edward Kaish Kaish State Public Service Commission Robert Burtch Nuclear Regulatory Commission Thomas Lempges Lempges Burtch

Reagan award protest shocks New York diners and crowds

Protesters held a cheese and ketchup dinner mocking a black tie affair as about 10,000 demonstrators surrounded the New York Hilton where President Reagan accepted the Charles Evans Hughes Gold Medal from the National Conference of Christians and Jews. Irving Felt, head of the conference, called the award non political and praised Reagan's stance on inflation.

New York Reagan New York Hilton Midtown Manhattan Charles Evans Hughes National Conference of Christians and Jews Irving Felt Madison Square Garden

Impasse at North Carolina prison hostage situation

Three knife wielding inmates at North Carolina's Central Prison seized six hostages in a small office. Negotiators pursued progress with food, drink demands and an interview, but officials said no concession was made. Police tightened security as staff were overpowered briefly and the hostages were held on the third floor.

Tom Minehart Raleigh N.C North Carolina Stuart Shadbolt Department of Correction Shadbolt State Secretary of Correction James Woodard Rae McNamara Ond

Orville CemeteryHidden history of DeWitt founder John Young

Orville Cemetery on a DeWitt slope reveals the grave of John Young founder of DeWitt born 1752 died 1834 aged 82. Young donated land for his wedding gifts and the area was named Youngsville then Orville and DeWitt. The site ties to early taverns churches and settler trails with 50 grandchildren nearby.

Penny DeWitt Orville Cemetery Young Family P&c Suburbia Jamesville Road Higheadstone Young Youngsville Orville Thompson Road

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