28 Mar 1983
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1983
Page
1
Rain or flurries are expected tonight with cloudy skies and temperatures in the mid 20s. Tomorrow will clear to sunny with highs around 35 to 40. The extended outlook through Friday calls for fair weather with lows near 25 and highs in the 40s. opening trout season Friday could reach 50/35.
Gina Strickland 23 and Bernie Hofstadter, both Brownsville residents, were ordered freed from Cuban jails near Havana after Rep. Mickey Leland secured their release from Fidel Castro. They had been held since a light plane allegedly made an emergency landing on November 12 and were to arrive in Houston today.
Millions of Argentine workers defied the military government shutting down ground transportation, businesses, and international air traffic in a second nationwide strike in four months. Trains buses and subways halted at midnight as workers demand a 17 percent wage rise inBuenos Aires and major cities.
Former major league pitcher Jim Bunning, a state senator, announced his candidacy for governor in Highland Heights Kentucky. Republicans hope the bid puts them within striking distance of the top office.
Albany AP reports the drawing produced the daily numbers winning number 201 and the Win Four number 5000. The result sets the stage for statewide winners and prize payouts tonight.
A humorous reflection on pre credit card times when households tracked every expense and felt the sting of overspending. The line captures a nostalgic grip on budgeting and financial humor from simpler monetary eras.
President Reagan pressed for a new missile defense system as Andropov accused him of lying in Pravda. Defense Secretary Weinberger called Andropov's charge Soviet disinformation while the State Department criticized the Soviet tone. Reagan defended a $1.7 trillion defense budget in a national address amid the dispute.
Nobel Peace Prize winner Alva Myrdal says President Reagan's push for a supreme anti-missile weapon is a delusion like Nobel's dynamite belief. She argues nuclear deterrence fails and urges common security through cooperation, noting arms races spiral without end.
Albany reports the 31.7 billion dollar 1983-84 budget channels millions to Central New York. It funds Hancock Field reuse study with 58 thousand and a 200 thousand grant to aid the Syracuse Symphony. nuisance taxes are removed though a cigarette tax remains. Lombardi credits the change, and provisions include auto registration and 15 dollar licenses, with debate over prison site authority.
An 11 year old American boy with dual U.S. Venezuelan citizenship escaped captors by cutting through his chains with pliers and a knife in Venezuela. His father Sandy Pellizauri Fisher heir to an industrial empire, the boy Alen was kidnapped. Story notes SU athletic department housing and football players moved to Skytop on South Campus to avoid trouble on North Campus dorms.
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