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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1982
Page
1
At Circuit's End photographer captures AJ with his wife Jamelle amid a riot of racing energy. Supercharged engines roar beside each other as exhaust scents fill the pits. Day-glow sheet metal, tires, decals, and shirtless locals create a vivid, noisy racing scene.
National Weather Service forecaster at Hancock Airport expects a mix of clouds and sun this weekend. Tonight, partly cloudy with a 30 percent rain chance and a low near 50. Saturday, partly sunny with a high around 65 to 70, then increasing clouds Sunday with possible showers and cooler temps the start of the workweek.
Page A2 highlights Sports at Auburn Correctional Facility and rugged vacation along with the latest political poll and coverage of Super DIRT Week.
The winning number in the Albany All Daily Numbers game was 5043 for The Win Four. The report includes a stray line about a scarecrow and a misread phrase mentioning blackbird imagery, reflecting the rough OCR quality of the source.
Washington reports September jobless rate at 10.1 percent marking the first double‑digit level since the early 1940s. Labor officials warn of ongoing social and economic distress as 11.3 million Americans remain unemployed and 450,000 more jobs vanish. New York state registers 8.6 percent unemployment, still below the national rate.
Stocks rose broadly as investors chased gains on lower interest rates amid a record rally. The Dow advanced to 973.88 in midmorning trading, with a two day rise of 58.78 points and hopes the index could soon top 1,000 for the first time since 1981, while NYSE volume hovered around 32.55 million shares.
Onondaga County Executive John Mulroy unveiled a 1983 budget plan aimed at resolving a five year pattern of deficits totaling about 5 million dollars. The proposal envisions 12 to 15 high level layoffs, reorganization of the Social Services department, travel restrictions for county workers, a $1.60 per thousand valuation tax rate, and a $4 million reserve for debt retirement, with immediate payroll freeze and revival of the Economy Task Force.
Congress member Gary A. Lee of Baldwinsville is described by allies as a candidate for a top post in the Energy Department. Rep. Richard Cheney and Rep. James Broyhill back his candidacy for undersecretary, with Lee leaving Congress in January and Cheney hoping he stays in government thereafter.
Five volunteer firefighters from Richland admitted to aiding a spree of arsons dating to 1981. Robert Martin Timothy Masher Clyde Wise Timothy Mosher and Ronald Nutting faced third degree arson charges after transfer to state Supreme Court. Martin Masher Wise pleaded guilty on reduced fourth degree arson counts. Nutting pled to attempted third degree arson. Four face up to four years, Nang up to seven. All aided in at least one fire.
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