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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1982
Page
1
A National Weather Service forecaster at Hancock Airport says tomorrow will be partly cloudy with a high in the 60s. Showers end tonight with a mid fiftys low. Mild temperatures expected to continue through tomorrow. Weather map data on Page A2.
President Reagan travels west for a five day swing with two campaign stops in Nevada and a border meeting with Mexico's president elect. The trip underscores efforts to bolster campaign momentum and address U.S.-Mexico border issues.
Los Angeles reports a tentative agreement between producers and entertainment workers averting a strike. IATSE spokesman Iyee Fora 7 Mac St. John said the deal includes a 26.2 percent raise over three years and will be voted on by ATSE members by mail within 10 days. Earlier offers ranged from 19 to 34 percent.
United Press dispatch reports Iraqi naval forces destroyed two Iranian ships near the Persian Gulf oil complex at Kharg Island, as a follow up to earlier claims of major ground victories over Iran.
ALBANY AP reports the winning number 312 from last night in the state's daily numbers game. The item notes inflation has altered living costs, remarking that one can now live almost as cheaply as two used to.
Stocks and bonds jumped as rates fell, with the Dow up 15.18 to 959.44 in early trading and NYSE volume at 43.66 million shares. Banks cut primes to 13 percent, Citi Bank and Manufacturers Hanover followed Bankers Trust, signaling a continued market rally amid weak economic signals.
New York Telephone Co. will inform the Public Service Commission before removing outdoor pay telephones or units in hospitals, nursing or retirement homes, schools, or churches. Removals this year limited to phones earning under $30 monthly. PSC staff had urged caution amid reports of unconsidered cutbacks. The company says many losses are subsidized by customers, with 3,643 phones removed so far this year, leaving about 123,000 in the state.
Philadelphia investigators focus on a man tied to the Pascual cyanide case as Chicago authorities pursue seven Tylenol cyanide deaths. Officials warn the inquiry remains raw while noting a possible Chicago link through an associate seen in Philadelphia.
Samuel S Willey 57 of Fayetteville faces a second degree assault felony after a barroom fight at The Hornets Nest over politics. Waters was cut by a beer glass and treated at St Josephs. Willey surrendered, was arraigned, and awaits Manlius Town Court tonight while running as Democratic candidate against Hy Miller in the 121st District.
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