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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1982
Page
3
Oct 22, 1982 issue highlights De Lorean troubles with major coverage on A4. Other items note Gibson acquitted and a farewell by AG IRA candidates. Seniors’ outlook upbeat, brass rubbing feature and B3 briefs summarize other local items.
Three 17 year old Greene Central High School seniors Kenneth Ferguson Richard Baird and Julia Sage were killed when their car was hit broadside by a tractor trailer at the state routes 12 and 206 intersection. Driver Richard L Swift 33 of South New Berlin was uninjured and not charged.
President Reagan, on a two day campaign swing through Illinois and Nebraska, faults critics for lying in their teeth and claims his policies prevent responsibility for the recession. White House official says his sharper tone is not part of a new strategy and reflects his natural approach.
In Pinetown, South Africa, a 14-year-old herder killed a 20-foot python by biting its throat after the reptile coiled around him. He hiked 15 miles to a police station to report the attack, narrowly escaping a fatal outcome.
Vice President Bush blasted Cuomo for attacking Lehrman and Reagan as Democrats raise unemployment fears. At a Waldorf luncheon, Lehrman aides said about 1 million dollars was raised for the GOP candidate as Bush praised Reagan and defended unemployment relief as the top goal.
Campaign finance director notes final week could see about 500000 dollars spent on television advertising for Cuomo. Lehrman aide cites potential 400000 dollar TV buy as both candidates file updated campaign statements with the state elections board.
Hedrick Smith reports that tight races for Senate House and governorships see voters still undecided. Turnout is now a key factor for Democrats and Republicans as analysts note no clear anti-Reagan landslide. Dems hope minority and activist blocs lift final turnout.
Irene Parodi of Fremont secured roughly 20 000 in disability pay and a smoke free job within 60 days after the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled her environmental limitation from office smoke could qualify her for benefits. The ruling sets a landmark precedent, with her attorney calling it a major step against secondhand smoke.
Residents of Michigan's Upper Peninsula dig out after a storm dumped up to 15 inches of snow as ferocious winds tore across the Midwest and upstate New York, knocking out power to thousands. Winter weather warnings extended from the Great Lakes to the Ohio Valley and eastern Tennessee as coastal storms drenched the Pacific coast.
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