25 Mar 1983
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1983
Page
1
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport reports mainly clear skies tonight with overnight lows around 10 to 15 degrees. Tomorrow should be sunny and warmer with highs near 40 to 45. Snow may appear Sunday, with rain or snow likely Monday, and daily lows near 30 with daytime highs near 40.
A Newport Arkansas school bus carrying 40 people struck an embankment and overturned before dawn, killing eight students and the driver. Twelve to 15 ambulances ferried the injured to six hospitals in Jonesboro Little Rock Memphis and Newport with head neck and shoulder injuries reported.
Washington AP says the Reagan administration projects stronger growth and unemployment under 10 percent by year end 1983. Feldstein announces revised outlook with a possible near $10 billion drop in the 1984 deficit, while 1983 deficit remains essentially unchanged.
Albany AP reports the nightly winning number in the state's daily numbers game as n8z and the Win Four result as 3868. The公布 results identify the winners and the exact numbers drawn.
A playful line exchanges between two women about aging and hair color. The remark pivots on the idea that gray hair might be a premature signal rather than a sign of wisdom, delivered in a lighthearted tone characteristic of a friendly chat.
President Reagan’s planned visit to Syracuse for Catholic Charities’ 60th anniversary dinner was canceled after Bishop Frank Harrison withdrew the invitation. Harrison said he learned of the guest list only after representatives called to confirm the date and cited a signed letter lacking his knowledge.
State officials forecast sizable openers with larger trout. More than 760000 pounds of trout will be stocked in public waters through June, aided by a warm winter that boosted growth. Hatcheries report 8 inch plus fish now, with some being 9 inches or more after stacking.
Syracuse Assistant Corporation Counsel Carl Dengel is the leading candidate to fill the vacancy created by the dismissal of City Court Judge J. Richard Sardino. Dengel, 67, has worked for the city since 1970 and would need to move into the city before taking the $48,000 post. Sardino was removed by the state Court of Appeals for abusing his authority and has been suspended with pay since November. Mayor Lee Alexander will select Sardino's replacement but says it is too soon to decide.
Lee Alexander, the sun-tanned mayor, returns to Syracuse after a weeklong vacation. He avoided meetings with Black community leaders, business chiefs on waste talks, and Greek Americans invited to raise a flag. He appeared at Syracuse Cable Systems HQ during its cable alarm marketing drive and said he was on vacation.
Dick Case reports the mayor has not been seen for two weeks and canceled appearances. Aides cite privacy as inquiries rise about his whereabouts and return date. City leaders and business officials express concern after a Monday night protest and a missed conference.
Hotel Syracuse labeled Carolina Central hosts media and fans as NCAA East Regional games bring 22 000 expected to Carrier Dome. St Johns North Carolina Georgia and Ohio State gear up at four area hotels. Rams Club buys 150 rooms. locals foresee $500 000 in gambling and revenue from tourism.
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