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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1981
Page
1
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport cautions a 10 percent rain chance tonight rising to 60 percent tomorrow. The extended outlook shows rain Wednesday then light snow or flurries Thursday and Friday. Temperatures 30s to 40s, with precipitation possibly starting as snow or sleet before turning to rain.
In Cairo a crowd watched 24 Moslem fundamentalists plead innocent before Egypt's Supreme Military Court, their second trial session since November 21. Separate items note Buffalo desegregation busing, New York numbers game winner 503, and commentary on today’s pickers in the numbers game.
The Sakkari family of Onondaga Hill and more than 50 others will take the oath in Naturalization Court at the County Courthouse. Rev Hanna Sakkari and his wife Mary, with five children, after years abroad, settled in Syracuse and lead St. Elias Orthodox Church. Samia, 23, says the move brings belonging and pride, despite leaving Lebanon.
In Geneva, under European public fear of war, the United States and the Soviet Union began negotiations to curb medium range missile deployments in Europe. Paul H. Nitze and Yuli Kvitsinsky met informally at the Soviet mission, with a full bargaining session anticipated after a 14 hour first day.
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that communities banning obscene films need not prove obscenity beyond a reasonable doubt. standard of proof is a matter of state law. The decision, reversing a Santa Ana California verdict, sends the case back to state courts to determine the applicable standard. The ruling may not affect the Santa Ana judgment but flags potential changes in future cases.
National security adviser Richard Allen, on leave amid a $1000 gift from Japanese journalists, says he expects to return. A White House spokesman cautions the outcome depends on the investigation. Retired Rear Adm. James Nance will take over temporarily.
Actress Natalie Wood vanished from her husband’s yacht near Santa Catalina Island and was found dead after a midnight rubber boat excursion. An autopsy was to determine if foul play or accident caused the drowning.
Washington reports the Commerce Department leading indicators fell 1.8 percent in October, the fifth decline in six months, signaling continued recession. Chief economist Robert Ortner said the downturn remains real and the economy likely weak through Q4 with a modest rebound expected in spring.
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