09 Oct 1981
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1981
Page
1
Colorful sky watchers enjoyed a brief rainbow as light drizzle fell. The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport forecasts clear cool tonight, followed by increasing clouds and a 20 percent chance of rain tomorrow. Overnight lows 35 to 40, with frost in valleys, warming to the mid 50s tomorrow. Sunday looks fair.
In Empire Magazine Edward P Dunn traces a dramatic comeback of the New York state wild turkey from near extinction to a population of 45 000 to 50 000, lauding it as one of the region s most elusive birds. Lifestyle writer Kevin Hyland recounts a Syracuse couple's surprise pregnancy years after they believed their parenting days were over while Becky Shultz profiles a gynecologist author focused on women s problems and Jan Moore notes a group supporting bereaved parents.
New York AP notes the standard daily numbers results with the state tally showing a 239 as the main number and the Win Four draw 9152 announced last night. The report identifies the two lottery results for players and observers seeking immediate outcome details.
A lighthearted note reports a Hollywood star praising simple pleasures and humorously proving it by marrying four of them. The quirky anecdote highlights celebrity whimsy and public fascination with personal life.
Two Americans and a Swede win the Nobel Prize in Medicine for how the brain interprets signals from the outside world. Roger Sperry of Pasadena shares half the prize for revealing brain hemisphere functions. David H. Hubel and Torsten Wiesel of Harvard and Uppsala win the other half for their work on how information from the eyes reaches the brain. The award, a record $18000, reflects major advances in understanding vision and neural processing.
Nixon Ford Carter join Reagan in historic White House reunion to bid safe voyage for Cairo. They reminisce on Sadat and discuss Middle East amid private Blue Room reception. Reagan notes his concern for safety and supports Sarkozy. President delegates future Cairo trip for Sadat funeral.
A U S delegation including three former presidents arrives in Cairo for Anwar Sadat death rites amid heightened security and regional violence. Secretary Haig says the visit aims to advance peace in the Middle East as Begin and Mubarak prepare for next steps in the Camp David process. Sudan's Numairi among early arrivals, while clashes in Asyut calm with no new violence reported.
Cairo leaders study how four men, two soldiers, infiltrated a military parade and killed President Anwar Sadat. A Cairo paper published 15 photographs showing attackers firing on the reviewing stand with little resistance. Officials say the investigation continues and security lapses may have occurred.
Former President Jimmy Carter and his wife Rosalynn plan to sue The Washington Post for libel over a gossip column claiming they eavesdropped on Nancy Reagan conversations at Blair House. The Carters seek retraction and apology while the Post defends the story.
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