30 Mar 1984
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1984
Page
1
Candice Bergen discusses her life in the spotlight and details from her new book Knock Wood. The interview highlights her career, personal insights, and reflections on fame.
French forces pulled back from Beirut's green line as Moslem and Christian militias reportedly agreed to disengage in mid city. The move follows days of clashes and signals a potential easing of fighting in Lebanon.
Sunday highlights in the Syracuse Herald American cover Larry Parker’s polar bear photography trip to Hudson Bay and interviews with Air Florida survivors Nikkie Feich and Roger Olian about the Potomac crash. Pearl Bailey discusses her Soviet tour and temple appearance while Stars Magazine probes child custody.
A brief item noting Joe Gonley and the classifieds along with listings in the B section. Reed references appear in B10 to B11, with lifestyle items spanning BI to B4 and editorials on A8 to A9.
A light item notes that some people keep changing their minds because they get dirty often. Contact numbers for circulation and information are listed among the classifieds.
A soggy snow blanket swamped the Syracuse area as residents shoveled and coped with impassable roads and canceled events. NWS at Hancock Airport logged 9.5 inches in 24 hours while Cortland and Tompkins counties reported 20 inches or more. Carrier Dome aired down its roof and Le Moyne PR director Jan Regan sought therapy snacks as a springlike day turned to snowstorm fatigue.
Steve Spear, SU sophomore in Lawrinson Hall, gazed from a 20th floor window at a deflated Carrier Dome and noted the new quad sightlines after SA heated roof air to 143 degrees to reinflate. Snow totals reached 9.5 inches citywide with 14 inches atop the Dome in 12 hours as officials prepared for reinflation ahead of Saturday lacrosse.
A freak storm blamed for 71 deaths from Alabama to Massachusetts battered the East Coast for a third day, plunging nearly half a million into darkness and triggering widespread flooding and up to 2 feet of snow. Tornadoes devastated the Carolinas while New England and New York faced 80 mph winds. Coast Guard rescued crew from a grounded freighter on Cape Cod as bridges shut and tides surged 6 to 10 feet. Power outages affected Massachusetts with 150,000 homes dark, and officials called it the worst damage in 15 years.
Gary Hart accuses Walter Mondale of back door use of money from special interest political committees while Mondale claims Hart abandons cities. Hart pursues new ideas on national TV as New York primary looms, challenging Mondale’s experience in crises and housing.
The estimated Nine Mile 2 nuclear plant cost climbs to 5.1 billion, up 900 million from early 1983 and 500 million from Niagara Mohawk's two week earlier figure. Public Service Commissioner Rosemary Pocier of Syracuse questions the numbers and predicts Gov. Cuomo may reconsider the project.
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