06 Nov 1981
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1981
Page
1
A cold windy forecast from the National Weather Service at Han cock Airport predicts tonight’s low 30 to 35 and tomorrow’s high 40 to 45. Northwest winds 20 to 30 mph with a 70 percent chance of precipitation tonight and 30 percent tomorrow. Scattered flurries likely in the morning. Fair but colder through Tuesday as winds ease tomorrow night.
Viktor Korchnoi won his second game in Meran as Anatoly Karpov resigned in the 13th game. The world title match stands with Karpov at 4 wins, Korchnoi at 2, seven draws so far. the first to six wins claims the title.
Empire Magazine features Tony Gene, a terminally ill World War II Navy veteran in Syracuse Herald American. Mulder recounts his feverish mural project honoring service members from Revolution to Vietnam as he battles for life. Rebecca Shultz profiles Katherine Sherwood, a retired teacher and expert photographer touring the world for over 40 years. Kevin Hyland notes how dummies aid student learning.
The number drawn in New York's daily numbers game last night was 846 and the Win Four result was 6173. Analysts note a tension between growing net income and rising gross spending as state lottery data circulate.
Washington reports October jobless rate at 8.0 percent, the highest since December 1975. The White House attributes the rise to entrenched inflation with no quick fix planned. 8.52 million unemployed plus 1 million discouraged workers broaden the problem. New York state unemployment stands at 6.9 percent.
President Reagan signaled a delay in achieving a balanced federal budget by 1984, saying it remains a goal but may be postponed. He cited economic indicators and pressed Congress to support recovery through ongoing tax and budget cuts while resisting large-scale tax increases.
In Cleveland, Bertha McElrath shot and killed her husband Herbert as he tried to enter their home through a damaged front door. The couple had recently bought a .38 revolver after a burglary that saw two televisions and cash stolen. Police described the case as a fatal home-invasion incident with no immediate arrests.
About 4,000 protesters gathered in Stockholm and Copenhagen as Sweden released Whisky-class submarine No. 137 and crew after a 10 day stalemate over a Soviet sub carrying Uranium-238 and likely nuclear armed torpedoes. Olof Palme urged withdrawal of nuclear ships from the Baltic as Danish and Swedish leaders questioned Soviet credibility and warned of heightened nuclear risk. The submarine was towed partially through the archipelago before being cut loose.
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