19 Nov 1981
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1981
Page
1
Actor-director Robert Redford was cited for 73 mph in a mph zone on Interstate 684 in Westchester County. Investigators said he had until early January to pay or contest the ticket. Bedford police indicated the incident occurred Nov 7 as he headed toward Paul Newman in North. The fire amount was not disclosed.
Washington AP report shows the Senate Labor Committee deadlocked 8-8 on reporting Van de Water's nomination. Chairman Hatch pressed for unfavorably reporting despite a personal plea. the panel then tied on a motion to send the nomination out unfavorably, failing to advance to the Senate floor.
Albany AP reports the state daily numbers draw produced a winning number last night. Exact digits and claimant details were not disclosed in this brief update.
A quirky line notes a computer so advanced it appears to anticipate human actions and responses, hinting at a future where machines mirror or predict human behavior in daily life.
Louis Eisenberg known as Louie the Lightbulb, a Manhattan maintenance worker, won 5 million dollars on a $1 lottery ticket drawn on Friday the 13th. He will retire from his $225 weekly wage, plans trips and to enjoy simple pleasures with his wife who has recovered from cancer. His six chosen numbers came from Brooklyn addresses he lived at during the Depression.
Senate Republicans press President Reagan to accept larger military cuts in exchange for more cuts to domestic programs. Leader Baker proposes trimming about 3.6 billion from the stopgap measure, with defense reductions capped at 2 billion as Reagan demanded. Leaders meet privately amid push to avert a veto and avert government funding lapse.
US officials say plans to deploy medium range missiles in Europe will proceed in 1983 if Soviet delays continue on Reagan’s proposal to slash nuclear and conventional weapons. Tass dismissed Reagan speech as Moscow weighs next steps toward resumed negotiations in Geneva.
Senate hearing reveals government delays in Agent Orange disability case reviews. VA chief Robert Nimmo says potential annual damages could run into hundreds of millions for decades. About 12 million gallons were sprayed in Vietnam and over 10,500 veterans have filed for disability claims, none yet honored.
The House backed a record $197.4 billion Pentagon plan including the B-1 bomber and MX missile by a 335 to 61 vote. Lawmakers rejected efforts to trim $1.9 billion from B-1 and MX funding, while debate tied to Reagan’s arms-control push and European theater weapons.
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