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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1982
Page
1
Continued fair weather is forecast by a National Weather Service forecaster at Hancock Airport with no rain through Wednesday. Sunshine and springlike temperatures rise to the mid 60s to 70s with lows around 40 to 45 tonight and mid-40s thereafter. Monday to Tuesday will be sunny to partly cloudy with highs near 70 then mid-60s Wednesday.
Dr Parke E Dietz testified that illegally seized notes and agents improper interview played negligible role in his determination of John W Hinckleys sanity the day he shot President Reagan. Dietz an assistant professor at Harvard Medical School spoke at a hearing on whether the prosecution psychiatrists relied on banned evidence.
President Reagan lauded Poland for releasing 1000 prisoners and lifting martial law curfew. He said the United States stands ready to aid Poland’s troubled economy if the military government ends martial law and restores normal governance.
Albany AP reports the state's daily numbers game draw last night yielded the winning number 340. No further details on prizes or payouts provided in the excerpt.
A man remains eager about scientific advancement despite being stopped for speeding by radar, illustrating steadfast optimism amid a traffic citation.
President Reagan said the British attack on the Falkland Islands capital came as a complete surprise to the United States but expressed hope for a peaceful solution. He noted conflicting reports on what happened and said the US stands ready to help while awaiting British Foreign Secretary Pym's US visit and talks with Secretary Haig.
British warplanes attacked the airstrip at Stanley in two waves early today. London said all aircraft and personnel returned, with no casualties. Argentina claimed two jets downed, a third hit, one pilot killed and another captured, while other raiders were driven off.
Britain bombed Port Stanley airfield may lay groundwork for an amphibious Falklands invasion. Argentina could struggle to provide air cover for about 9,000 troops without Port Stanley’s runway, relying on carriers or distant bases. Reports of plans for a stealthy beachhead and a 20-jet Harrier push accompany talk of Special Boat Squadron reconnaissance.
Garry Wills six part examination of the Kennedy mystique begins in The Herald American Opinion Section tomorrow. The author argues that Kennedy males shaped national destiny through imperial personas. Remaining installments run daily in The Herald-Journal.
Four hijackers freed the remaining hostages of a Honduran airliner after four days and departed for Cuba on a second aircraft. Ten hostages, including seven Americans, escaped through an emergency exit as the plane was attacked. one hostage was cut by glass. The freed captives were reported in good condition.
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