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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1982
Page
2
October 2 1982 report outlines Chancellor Helmut Kohl pledging economic recovery as U.S. President Reagan faces sharp criticism. The briefing notes address Lake Ontario development and Gromyko's denunciation of Reagan policy, signaling tense international dynamics.
In Milford, Superior Court temporarily blocked a 22 year old unmarried woman from abortion after Randall Yozie of Shelton filed suit. The case, described as unprecedented in Connecticut, involves custody and support questions and a potential restraining order while hearings proceed.
Laura Spikes, a 57 year old Thomas Hospital ward clerk, was arrested by FBI and Secret Service agents on a warrant charging threaten the life of Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos. The letter postmarked Mobile Sept 20 warned the president would not leave the city alive during his Sept 24 Mobile visit.
In Bangkok 41 Amerasian children from Vietnam with nine relatives prepared for travel to the United States. They will fly via Hong Kong to Los Angeles then on to homes in Georgia California Arizona Texas and Washington D C. Congress approved a bill allowing such arrivals from Korea Vietnam Laos Thailand and Cambodia funded for five years or until age 21.
Congress approved a 5.1 billion six month highway extension and a 4 billion job training overhaul, sending both to the president. The Senate backed a drunk driving bill with 125 million over three years. A nuclear plant measure allows some plants to begin output before safety hearings, and child aid bills ease FBI missing child entries and recognizing children fathered abroad.
President Reagan calls the House defeat of his balanced budget amendment a step forward and plans to press the issue on the campaign trail. He accuses Democrats of past fiscal excess, vows to mobilize support in Ohio and California, and says the canal treaties will be implemented while welcoming Supreme Court justices back for the new term.
The housing industry revived while the Federal Reserve money supply report delayed data. A 2.8 percent drop in August factory orders marked the steepest one month fall since October, with total orders hitting a low since August 1980. Durable goods were especially weak and tax reform cases loom as Congress faces bankruptcy code revisions. GTE announces a 750 million deal to acquire Sprint and compete with AT&T Long Lines.
Bonn AP reports new chancellor Helmut Kohl pledges immediate action to curb unemployment and revive the economy after ousting Helmut Schmidt in an unprecedented mid term no confidence vote. Kohl vows a midline government focus on growth while facing lingering economic and NATO missile deployment tensions.
FDA tests found cyanide in seven capsules from a Schaumburg Illinois bottle as the Tylenol scare widened. Illinois Governor James R Thompson ordered millions spent on the investigation into the Tylenol tampering. McNeil warned against consuming Extra-Strength Tylenol while recall efforts began in earnest. Additional deaths were reported in Lisle and nearby communities as investigators combed batches MC2880 and 1910MD for clues.
Cold rain and snow chilled the Rockies to the Plains and Great Lakes enjoyed warm sun. Heavy fog hampered travel from southern Illinois to Tennessee and western Iowa. Rain totals topped nearly 14 percent in North Platte Nebraska and Sioux City Iowa as warmth returned to the Great Lakes region with balmy sunshine.
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