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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1981

Page

3

Nine Mile Point 2 fate to be decided by PSC

The Public Service Commission weighs whether to force Central Hudson Gas and Electric out of the Nine Mile Point 2 project as costs soar. Critics say final price could reach 5.8 billion dollars while bills rise for 3.2 million customers across Niagara Mohawk Rochester Gas and Electric New York Gas and Electric and Long Island Lighting. Supporters defend the plant citing almost 1.5 billion dollars invested and regional economic benefits.

PSC Central Hudson and Gas Niagara Mohawk Rochester Gas and Electric New York Gas and Electric Long Island Lighting Francis Rivett New York Nine Mile Point 2 EDF Sierra Club WMG Washington State Oppenheimer Nine Mile Point Continental United States OPEC Ed Kaish Oswego Kenneth Boutwell Greater Oswego Robert Abrams

Spaceflight crew discuss weightless sleep and upcoming briefings

Engle explains that sleep in zero gravity is possible and pleasant, though you wake early. Truly agrees, noting good rest but early rising. Bush questions the experience as they relax with family before a week of technical briefings begins. Space agency spokesman Terry White outlines engineers reviewing systems for improvements.

Tucan Bush Engle Space Agency Terry White

Hinckley Seeks Death by Own Action Again

Washington D C January trial prep continues as John Hinckley Jr. is kept under 24 hour watch at Fort Meade and in custody at Butner N C. Officials report he attempted hanging in his cell and was cut down by guards. An FBI review found he acted alone in the 1981 shooting of President Reagan and others.

Hinckley U.S. District Court Washington Army Ase DeCair Vincent Fuller Fuller Fort Meade Denver FBI Washington Hilton Brady U.S Correctional Institution Butner N.C

Reagan adviser warns unemployment could reach nine percent

Weidenbaum, head of the Council of Economic Advisers, said jobless rates could conceivably hit 9 percent, about 9.5 million unemployed, before a recovery. He still expects vigorous growth in late 1982 as Reagan policies take effect amid a recession and inflation winding down.

Washington Reagan Murray Weidenbaum Council of Economic Advisers Weidenbaum Ernest F. Hollings South Carolina David A. Stockman Hollings Senate Budget Committee Stockman Atlantic Monthly

No shakeup in White House funds dispute tied to Reagan

The White House faced questions over prearranged magazine funding amid a debt row as Allen claimed money was locked in a safe. Ishizuka defended advance charity plans, while Sheila Tate said Mrs Reagan faintly recalls a photo session. The Stockman remarks on Reagan economics sparked renewed criticism from Democrats. Baker joked about Stockman at a Houston dinner.

Allen The Washington Post Atlantic Monthly Stockman Ernest Hollings South Carolina Senate Budget Committee Reagan Texas White House James A. Baker III David Stockman Houston

Classified ads guide for The Herald Journal

A brief notice explains classified columns on weekdays and Sundays for The Herald Journal and The Herald American Post Standard. It invites readers to place ads by calling 473 7830 and highlights easy buying or selling through the newspaper’s classified sections.

Herald-Journal Herald-American Post- Standard

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