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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1985
Page
2
Martin Sheen criticizes the film industry for chasing science fiction and high budgets while TV offers richer choices. He notes television can produce works that would not become feature films and plans to star in the CBS TV movie Zigo's Choice as a New York City detective in the Son of Sam case.
President Marcos announced in Manila that his wife Imelda Marcos, 55, is in the United States for glaucoma treatment that could cause blindness. She left Manila March 8 to attend Konstantin Chernenko's funeral in Moscow and then proceeded to Boston for medical care, with return timing up to her doctors.
Kennedy 94, recovering from a stroke, has been described as almost miraculous and is now sitting up in bed. A family friend said she recognizes people and is able to sit up, after nearly a year of ill health following a stroke suffered at her winter home in Palm Beach.
Actress Carol Burnett says dating is easier the second time around and that she is direct, joking she is not a vis pager at 51. In Family Circle she recalls resenting the idea that one half of a couple is diminished without the other and notes she and ex-husband Joe Hamilton were “more than 200 percent” together, but remains 106 percent solo.
Nancy Reagan will visit Rome May 3 and 4 for a papal audience and to tour a drug rehabilitation center. She will receive an award from former addicts for her anti drug efforts as President Reagan attends a summit in West Germany May 1 to 6.
Musician David Crosby's girlfriend San Dee Dance, 33, was convicted in Kansas City Mo of cocaine possession and related gun charges. Arrested Aug 25 after a Crosby, Stills & Nash concert, authorities found cocaine and a handgun. she faced up to a year in prison and a $5000 fine. Sentencing date not yet set.
Clive Johnson of Buxton England abandoned his attempt to walk to the North Pole after 20 miles. He was seen limping near Resolute Bay with a frostbitten foot three days after quitting. Two of four American teammates also dropped out on March 14, while others had covered under 35 miles.
Herald-Journal urges readers to report factual inaccuracies in coverage and provides a contact number 470-0011 for corrections. The notice reinforces commitment to accuracy and transparency in reporting.
Sunny and warmer today with a high near 50 and light variable winds. Tonight will be clear and mild with a low around 40. Wednesday turns windy and warm with a mid-60s high. Extended outlook calls for Thursday rain chances and temps around 60. Friday and Saturday rain likely with highs near 50 Friday and 40 to 45 Saturday.
A warm, windy Wednesday brings a typical spring day with clouds and rain possible later. The National Weather Service predicts a mild low around 40 tonight and mid 60s Wednesday with southwest winds. Heavier rain could dampen plans Thursday through Saturday as storms affect the West and Plains, with power outages, livestock risks, and frost warnings in parts of the Carolinas.
National Weather Service data for Syracuse shows Monday high of 37 and low 23 with no precipitation. Records include a 81 high in 1945 and a 5 low in 1940, while March totals reach 6.84 inches in 1955 and 161.2 inches for the 1977-78 snowiest season. Regional forecasts call for clear to mild conditions with highs in the 60s across upstate areas and cooler nights, with varying wind speeds at multiple altitudes.
Warnings of gale force winds spread over northwest California and the Washington coast this morning. Winter farm watches listed for northwest and north central California today, northeast California and the northern Sierra Nevada tonight, and the Tahoe Valley in western Nevada tonight through Wednesday. Weather history notes the March 26, 1933, Great Miami River flood in Ohio with Dayton cresting 8 feet above previous highs, 10 inches of rain, and more than 467 deaths reported in Ohio.
NASA outlines a Solar System Exploration plan to conduct about a dozen missions by 2100, roughly one per year, with each mission costing around 200 million dollars. The plan, announced in 1983 by the SSEC, aims to sustain planetary exploration after prior cutbacks and cancellations.
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