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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1981

Page

3

Windy Wet Night Then Temps Edge To 40

Forecast calls for windy and wet conditions tonight with a low near 35. Tomorrow, precipitation likely and a high of 35 to 40. Sunset today at 4 37 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 7 04 a m. High yesterday 45, low 39. Record highs and lows listed for this date. Air Quality Good with an index of 29.

Midwest Snow and Winds Affected Regions and Temperatures

Snow and high winds spread across the Midwest with more snow showers forecast from the Great Lakes to New England. Thunderstorms moved through the eastern Ohio Valley and the Southeast, with showers in the Pacific Northwest and southern New England. Sunshine was expected in the South, the Rockies, and most Plains regions as temperatures ranged from 15 in Laramie Wyoming to 74 in Panama City Florida.

Associated Press Midwest Great Lakes New England Ohio ‘Valley Pacific Northwest Rockies Plains Nation Laramie Wyo Pamama City Fila

Lawmakers weigh bus deregulation and Alaska gas plans

The article notes a House vote sending partial inter city bus deregulation to the Senate, concerns over rural service. It also covers a failed vote on a financing package for the Alaska natural gas pipeline and Interior Secretary Watt’s plan for hearings before oil drilling in federal wilderness preserves. Additionally the Foreign Affairs panel backs selling 40 F 16 fighters to Pakistan after Senate approval.

Internal Revenue Service House Senate Alaska House Interior Committee James G. Watt Congress House Foreign Affairs Committee Pakistan Senate Foreign Relations Committee

Protesting Paisley urges Northern Ireland shutdown of power station

Workers at Ballylumford voted to shut down the province’s largest power station in support of Rev Ian Paisley’s 12 hour Protestant protest against Britain’s action on IRA violence. The Ulster Defence Association refused to join the action, urging a united Protestant front. Suspected IRA gunmen killed a Protestant reservist as sectarian violence persisted.

Belfast Northern Ireland Ian Paisley Paisley Ulster Defense Association UDA Irish Republican Army IRA Democratic Unionist Party Britain TRA Times of London Ballylumford

Vatican like solution favored for Jerusalem

Reagan favors Jerusalem remains undivided under Israeli sovereignty but supports a Vatican like arrangement to preserve free access to holy sites. White House stressed his views do not dictate U S policy and negotiations would decide Jerusalem’s future. He pledged to combat anti-Semitism amid reports of a staffer被insult.

Washington Reagan Middle East Jerusalem Israel White House U.S

Metrodome Roof Snow Melt System Faces Scrutiny

Hayes Contracting spokesman defers calls to Don Poss as the Metrodome roof partially sagged amid an untested melt system failure. Poss says a likely defective panel caused the collapse under higher than normal pressure, with repairs possible and a spring reopening hoped for. The 70,000 seat stadium will host the Twins and Vikings.

Chenault Syracuse Hayes Contracting Minneapolis Metrodome Don Poss Metropolitan Sports Facilities Commission Poss Associated Press Minnesota Twins Vikings Benzel Cartier

US diplomat warns Third World at UN in sharp rebuke

Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick says the United States will not shrug off criticism from non aligned nations after a hostile anti American communique. She cites a rising pattern of discounting U S criticism by smaller nations and asserts a new era of candor in diplomacy.

United Nations United States Jeane J. Kirkpatrick U.S U.N Salim Ahmed Salim Tanzania

Mistakes acknowledged in White House auto import probe

Larry Speakes said Allen disqualified himself from auto import consideration due to prior dealings with Japanese. The New York Times reports aides lack full info on Allen’s Japan contacts and ordered him to review office records. Justice Department scrutiny unknown. Reagan advisers pursue the extent of meetings with Japanese businessmen.

Tary Larry Speakes Allen The New York Times White House Justice Department Reagan the Times

Solidarity proposes independent economy council in Poland

In Warsaw Solidarity urged creating a council of expert and honest individuals to supervise Poland’s debt ridden economy. Marek Brunne said the body would help drag the country out of economic chaos. The government backed wide ranging consultations on key economic conditions.

Warsaw Poland Solidarity Labor Federation Marek Brunne PAP

News Network Delivers Wide New York 15 County Coverage

A far flung network of reporters and photographers brings Herald Journal Herald American readers top news from a 15 county area in New York State.

Herald-Journal, Herald- American New York State

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