May 9 1983 Dateline Headlines United States News
May 9 1983 overview lists Stern apology Argentine report criticized PSC revamp urged and headlines including More than a haircut Red planet at dawn with brief mentions of page allocations A3 A4 A7 A10 A14 for the newspaper’s dateline sequence.
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Pope cites Galileo suffering by church, urges reconsideration
In Rome the pope told Nobel laureates and scientists that Galileo endured 350 years of church actions for his research and hinted the church overstepped. He stopped short of renouncing the Inquisition or backing Galileo's planetary motion work at the Science for Peace convention.
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Chicago mayor appeals for compromise in council rift
In Chicago, mayoral aides dispatched telegrams to all 50 aldermen urging a compromise plan to heal divisions in the City Council. The move followed a contentious session in which Ed ward Vrdolyak led a majority rebellion and took control as Mayor Washington’s reform agenda faltered. Washington adjourned, then powerless, as the majority revised rules. he vows to press the fight before Wednesday’s council meeting.
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Unemployed man offers 1200 reward for lasting work in Sisters
An Oregon man in Sisters runs a newspaper ad offering 1200 dollars to anyone who hires him or provides leads to a permanent job. He seeks route driver, warehouse, or sales roles paying six to ten dollars an hour, with the reward paid in two installments after two weeks and after three months. He has few responses and has considered jobs like brush clearing in heavy snow.
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Rocca brothers turn to pasta after steel layoffs in Ambridge
Ambridge Pennsylvania, UPI. The Rocca brothers and two siblings run Pasta World after Crucible Steel closed last year. They compare pasta making to steel production, citing ingredient balance and rolling stages as similar. The family, including parents Mafalda and Vittorio, contribute as needed while Anthony and Ike discuss how hard times spurred the shift.
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Broker turns stunts and stocks into a dual career
Frank Ferrara a 36 year old Staten Island stockbroker balances finance with stunt work for film and TV. He left a brokerage to spend weeks on movie locations and performs high risk acts from leaping six stories to crashing cars while modeling safety. Ferrara says stunt work began as a side gig but became a full time profession attracting fellow brokers and famous contacts.
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July tax cut to add $2.40 weekly for married workers
The final share of Reagan's tax cut begins July 1, giving a median-wage married worker with two children an extra $2.40 per week. Single filers see a $4.40 weekly drop in withholding. The IRS tables show reductions vary by income and allowances, with most workers facing about a 22 to 23 percent tax-withholding cut when viewed as a package.
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Motorist arrested after three crashes in five minutes
Los Angeles police booked Manuel Castellanos after a van struck three pedestrians in five minutes then hit two more and a bus. One man died at California Hospital Medical Center. Two women remained hospitalized in stable or critical condition. The driver was held by bystanders until transit police and officers took him into custody.
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Weather: Clear, cold night with frost and snow in West
A chilly May morning brings sub-freezing readings in Ohio and Michigan with snow in Montana and Vermont. Snowplows back on northern roads. Louisiana reports 13 inches of rain causing flooding in Boothville and nearby towns. Highs and lows noted, humidity figures and air quality good amid scattered precip.
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