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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1983
Page
1
A federal judge refused to let New York spend 37 million dollars to prepare for the Westway highway project on Manhattan's West Side, delaying construction plans amid opposition and legal questions. The ruling signals ongoing disputes over funding and feasibility of the proposed route.
President Reagan told House Speaker O Neill that U S Marines could be withdrawn from Lebanon within weeks due to diplomatic progress, amid plans to invade Grenada the next morning. O Neill cited a secret October 24 White House meeting with leaders. aides cautioned it may reflect hope rather than a firm timetable.
George Bristol and neighbors report jellyfish like blobs washing ashore at Otisco Lake. DEC Regional Fisheries Director Clifford Creech identifies the creatures as Bryozoan relatives, noting no prior sightings in decades and asking what is happening with the lake life.
A 3 year old girl escaped serious harm when two men in army style camouflage costumes fired at the door of Terry L. Collins home. The bullet hit Collins in the hand and ricocheted into the chest of his daughter Jessica, who received a minor wound. Collins, 29, was listed in satisfactory condition after surgery at Cortland Memorial Hospital. Police said the shooters appeared to be male, with blackened faces, and no arrests had been made by Monday night. A hotline was established for tips.
Reports say as many as 120 people died when a U S Navy plane bombed a building later found to be a civilian hospital during the invasion of Grenada. Officials confirmed the strike and noted initial confusion amid travel limits on reporters.
The Senate voted 58 to 40 to kill a Kennedy Hatfield proposal for an immediate mutual and verifiable nuclear freeze with the Soviet Union, as supporters shift to backing President Reagan’s nuclear build-down plan. New York senators split, with D Amato voting for and Moynihan against. campaign groups vow to press the issue further.
SCOTTSDALE Ariz AP The Greyhound bus drivers union president says he would be thrilled if a two day grace period helps reach a contract before the Wednesday strike deadline The walkout moved back 48 hours as a courtesy to travelers Greyhound officials say service would continue during a strike Harry Rosenblum union president says door remains open but no expected change
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