06 Oct 1983
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1983
Page
1
Reporters note waning support for James Watt as foes push for a no confidence vote unless he signs a renewal. President Reagan declines to fire Watt, labeling a remark as stupid. Walesa says Nobel prize won t alter his free trade crusade even if jailed.
Guardian Angels spokesman Liga Sliwa says the Syracuse chapter will begin patrols by mid to late January after a favorable local poll and community messages. Curtis Sliwa arrives to meet the mayor and police chief, with a city hall announcement and further forums planned.
Cardinal Terence J. Cooke, spiritual leader of about 2 million Catholics in the Archdiocese of New York, died of leukemia at 4:45 a.m. at his residence near St. Patrick Cathedral. He had led the archdiocese for 15 years and was to be succeeded by Pope John Paul II. Reagan called him a saintly man. funeral arrangements to be announced.
Superintendent Lionel Meno leads an inquiry into how a 17 year old Nottingham high student, driving unlicensed, ferried eight classmates on a field trip that ended with the death of a 15 year old. The Jamesville DeWitt board ordered policy change shifting transport responsibility to schools to eliminate private vehicle use on field trips.
A former on site engineer alleges drug and alcohol use by workers at the Nine Mile 2 nuclear plant, claiming management ignored the issue to avoid union clash. She says costs will exceed 4.2 billion and could reach 6 billion with possible start up delays into 1987. Niagara Mohawk disputes the charges but concedes pushes for faster completion.
British author William Golding won the 1983 Nobel Prize for Literature for novels that illuminate humanity with realism and universal myth. Born Sept 19, 1911 in Cornwall, Golding is famed for Lord of the Flies and many other works noted for ambiguity and depth.
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