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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1981

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Spring Weather Forecast From NWS Hancock Airport

Mild seasonable spring weather is in store with highs near 60 and sunny skies tomorrow. Lows tonight around 30 and through Tuesday in the 40s with highs near 50. Higher elevations south of the city saw a touch of winter as snow showers moved in before 7 am in Spafford Otisco and Pompey.

National Weather Service Hancock Airport Onondaga County Spafford Otisco Pompey

Shuttle fueling test rolls toward maiden Columbia flight

At Cape Canaveral the shuttle Columbia began fueling its external tank with super cold liquid hydrogen and oxygen in a test seen as the last major hurdle before the $8 billion program's maiden space flight. The flow started about 7 a.m. NASA spokesman Hugh Harris reported no problems and the operation was progressing smoothly.

Cape Canaveral Fila Columbia NASA Hugh Harris

A better trout opener features new Cornell brook trout

A Syracuse area feature describes a new enhanced brook trout from Cornell that grows larger and more beautiful and withstands acid rain. The piece notes upstate waters will carry this breed and highlights seasonal opener excitement.

Cornell Upstate Rod Hunter Post-Standard Empire Magazine Syracuse Post- Standard Joanne Dennis Mary Beth Irving Kevin Hyland United Nations

Daily numbers draw 995 in New York

The New York daily numbers pick 995 was drawn with a single winner among a million. The humorous aside notes about an elusive international figure recurring in the scene.

New York

Poland Solidarity stages four hour warning strike defying troops

The Solidarity union mobilized a four hour warning strike across Poland defying Warsaw Pact troops and tanks on borders. Lech Walesa urged reform not overthrow of the party as strikes hit Silesian mines and factories in Wroclaw Jelenia Gora Katowice Lublin and Gdansk shipyards. Officials warned of a possible general strike next Tuesday and a state of emergency might be proclaimed.

Thomas W. Netter Warsaw Poland Solidarity Independent Labor Union National Solidarity Lech Walesa Solidarity Communist Bloc Stanislaw Balickias Silesia Wroclaw Jelenia Gora Katowice Lublin Gdansk Wojciech Jaruzelski

Polish Reds split badly Haig warns of crisis in Poland

Secretary of State Haig says a dangerous split within Poland's Communist party and a potential critical weekend threaten a peaceful outcome. He cites Soviet led Warsaw Pact maneuvers, Solidarity strikes, and possible food riots as tensions rise while Wienberger notes noncommittal options regarding a Soviet intervention.

Washington Alexander M. Haig Jr Poland Communist Party Haig Independent Labor Federation Solidarity Defense Caspar Weinberger United States Weinberger Carter

Miners Strike Quiet as Union Seeks Ratification

Across Appalachia and the Midwest 160000 coal miners walked out under the traditional no contract no work rule despite a tentative deal with operators. UMW President Sam Church hopes a quick ratification next week will end the walkout. locals are split on the contract which would raise wages and pensions.

Associated Press Appalachia Midwest United Mine Workers Sam Church Rank and File Church Uniontown Arnold Wallace Peabody Coal Co Lynnville Ind UMW Marvin Russell Indiana Jay Rockefeller West Virginia Pennsylvania Sam Don Albani Albani Bituminous Coal Operators Association

Senate delays social bills to push Reagan economy

Senate Majority Leader Baker blocks abortion busing and school prayer debates for 1981 to focus on President Reagan's economic program. Thurmond backs the plan, Helms opposes. fair housing bill remains the only non economic measure aimed for consideration.

Robert G. Fichenberg Newhouse News Service Washington Senate Howard H. Baker Jr R-Tenn Reagan Strom Thurmond S.C Jesse Helma R-N.c Baker Thurmond Helms GOP Senate Republican Conference Sen James McClure Idaho McClure Senate Judiciary Committee Sen. Baker

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