13 Oct 1981
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1981
Page
1
Hancock Field reports clear skies tonight with a low of 35 to 40 degrees. Tomorrow brings mostly sunny, breezy weather with a high near 70. Syracuse ties a record low of 29 degrees for the date as a high pressure system shifts off the coast, bringing warmer southerly winds.
A 94 year old man was stabbed to death by his grandson as his wheelchair bound wife watched in the Ramapo home. Steven Riecey, 26, was picked up in Terryville Maryland after fleeing in a car. Police say the elderly man was stabbed with a 6 inch kitchen knife and his daughter was wounded while defending him.
Two bombs flown from Libya exploded at Cairo airport during a national referendum to endorse Hosni Mubarak as successor to the slain Anwar Sadat. The Interior Ministry said three policemen and a workman were wounded.
New York announced 037 as the nightly daily numbers drawing result. The AP report notes the winning digits for the state lottery drawing conducted last night.
A lighthearted quip notes that distinguishing a quarter from a nickel is a task best left to vending machines, underscoring humor in everyday money mysteries.
State Power Authority Chairman John Dyson previews a $113 million three boiler facility to be built on state land near the state Fairgrounds with no tax impact on county residents. He notes environmental permits and fees differ from the county plan and predicts construction could start by 1985 with on line by 1989.
Beiruts AP report states Ali Khamenei Iran's first cleric president took the oath before Parliament amid heavy security. He vowed to guard the state religion, constitution, and people while pledging to protect freedoms and Iran's independence and justice.
Yale economist James Tobin, 63, wins the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences for his portfolio selection theory and analysis of market forces. The American laureate, a former presidential adviser, is the 10th American recipient in 19 winners, with a prize of 180000 dollars.
The Supreme Court agreed to hear whether state ballot measures can prohibit or limit busing for racial balance in desegregation. Washington state and California cases test the legality of bans on busing and pupil reassignment, with decisions signaling shifts from prior policies. The court also declined to hear various other cases, including a condemned man's insanity defense and a dispute over school library censorship powers.
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