23 Oct 1981
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1981
Page
1
The National Weather Service expects a weak low that moves out tonight with clearing skies by tomorrow afternoon as high pressure builds from the central plains. Rain ends tonight with a 90 percent chance of rain or flurries. tomorrow has a 40 percent chance. Lows near 32 tonight, highs in the mid 40s tomorrow. winds may rise tomorrow night.
Dick Case leads a pre Halloween tour of Cooperstown in Empire Magazine of the Syracuse Herald American. He visits a haunted painting a ghost who came for breakfast a body behind a fireplace a spectral horse and carriage a piano that plays by itself and Mr. Ruggles while noting James Fenimore Cooper’s interest in the afterlife. Mary Beth Irving reports on overweight teen issues and Saundra Smokes interviews area twins reunited 24 years after birth separation.
The 24th annual It s a Wonmian s World directory of Syracuse area clubs and organizations will be in Sundays Syracuse Herald American. The special tabloid covers 215 groups with their functions officers and goals. Interviews with four community leaders offer tips on organizing budgeting events leadership and reaching objectives.
In New York the nightly numbers draw yielded 669 and Win Four number 2085. A husband comments to his wife while reviewing bills, saying they are at the bridge they would cross when they come to it.
President Reagan proposes sending U S agricultural task forces to help poor countries raise food production as part of a broader push for fairer global economics. He stressed four understandings for possible new negotiations and noted the need for substantive fundamentals over gimmicks.
The Washington Post retracts a gossip item alleging Blair House was bugged during the Reagan presidency and apologizes to former President Jimmy Carter and Rosalynn Carter. Publisher Donald E. Graham says the source was wrong and there was no bugging or related disclosure. No comment yet from Carter.
Police uncover evidence linking radicals to the Brink’s truck attack in New York. Found were targeted police lists, a courthouse floorplan, weapons, and bloody clothing as authorities raid homes and pursue new links. Three suspects identified as Weather Underground members with possible ties to other crimes.
Washington AP reports the consumer price index rose 1.2 percent in September, led by housing costs up 1.3 percent and food up 1.0 percent. Mortgage rates jumped 2.4 percent while transportation climbed 1.2 percent and energy edged higher. The 12 month inflation could reach 14.8 percent if the rate persisted.
The article notes the semi annual clock reset occurs Sunday at 2 am as daylight saving ends after six months. Americans nationwide adjust their clocks, returning to standard time and facing the time change.
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