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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1982
Page
2
Oct 17 1982 updates push the Tylenol contamination investigation forward as authorities intensify their probe. Meanwhile Glemp opposes martial law and a hostage holder yields. A trapped driver is rescued as reports note violence at a Klan rally and President Reagan urges the public to hang in there.
Richard Serrano, 33, was arrested about 3:30 a.m. in his Castle Hill apartment hallway and charged with murder, armed robbery, assault, and possession of a loaded weapon. He carried a sawed-off shotgun and a concealed handgun. Three other suspects are being sought. The Hygrade Milk & Cream Co. holdup left one dead and two wounded. four armed men fled with the day’s receipts. Police have not recovered any of the money.
The Ginna nuclear power plant in Wayne County Ontario was expected to resume power today after technicians repaired a leak in a relief valve connected to the reactor. RG&E officials said the leak, detected Wednesday, was not a major problem and the plant was not generating power at the time.
Italian tenor Mario del Monaco died of a heart attack in Venice aged 67. The renowned Verdi Otello interpreter was hospitalized after a cardiac arrest and had long suffered renal insufficiency.
A stolen van used by burglars was found intact in Detroit minus the 4,000 clean diapers. Police say evidence inside points to a home burglary. Dy-Dee diaper service employees had reported the loss after a driver noticed the theft.
Lebanese forces position across east Beirut ahead of Amin Gemayel’s meeting with Ronald Reagan. Officials warn hard task to disarm the Phalangists while preparing for massive rebuilding aid and potential U S involvement. A car bomb near Bahamdun killed a soldier and a civilian as Israeli and Syrian forces traded light fire in surrounding areas.
A USC Future Break study based on over 700 city leaders projects slow rush hour traffic at five to eight mph in high density areas and crime zones potentially deteriorating into combat zones by 2001. It also anticipates 1.2 million population growth, 40 percent Latino share, shift from white to non Latin white, more mass transit use, and rising demand for skilled white collar workers.
FBI and CIA offered assistance to Canadian police in the Litton Canada plant bombing case, the worst sabotage in recent Canadian history. Eight injured, blast created a 60-foot hole and damaged three Litton buildings. Litton subsidiaries expect resume of limited production next week.
Chilly Canadian air moved southward, keeping afternoon temperatures well below normal across the eastern half of the nation. Highs in the 40s and 50s, winds 20 to 30 mph, gale warnings on lakes Erie and Ontario. Snow and rain showers hit parts of Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, and New England, with isolated snow in Bradford Pennsylvania. Frost and freeze warnings issued from Michigan to Maryland as the cold front advances south.
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