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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1982
Page
1
A bomb blast set off by American mercenaries on a Tehran street near the ministries killed 20 people and wounded over 100. Revolutionary guards patrolled as authorities hunted Mujahideen Khaliq guerrillas. The attack underscores ongoing political violence in Iran.
Promoter Stephen Wozniak said the US Festival cost 12.5 million but could turn a profit. Three day tickets were 37.50 and one day 17.50, with attendance figures not disclosed. He expected possible earnings beyond break even and hinted at another rock festival next Labor Day.
A Purdue University professor told a Senate subcommittee that roadside video game tests could identify drivers under the influence. He suggested a pocket game for officers and even embedding tests into license exams to ensure familiarity.
The notice lists Morelé-Jourast with publishing by Werstd Co. and Box E715 in Syracuse HY 12271. It notes postage paid at Syracuse New York.
Arab League leaders from 15 of 22 nations began a three day summit in Fez Morocco to discuss President Reagan Middle East initiative and other plans while welcoming PLO chief Yasser Arafat with a 21 gun salute. The session centered on Israel 1948 creation and the June 6 invasion of Lebanon. Leaders aim to craft a joint strategy, weighing Fahd Bouriba and Bourguiba plans alongside Reagan proposal. Egypt remains out of the league after its 1979 peace treaty with Israel.
Armed terrorists calling themselves the Polish Revolutionary Home Army freed two elderly women from the Polish Embassy in Bern and met a government crisis team face to face. Nine hostages remain as threats to blow up the embassy loom. The group demands Poland lift martial law and release political prisoners while planning further attacks.
Forecast fair tonight with a mid 40s low and partly sunny tomorrow in the mid 60s. Storms battered the West with 1 inch hail and 50 mph winds near Salt Lake City, while Atlantic Coast seas rose and beaches closed in North Carolina. Temperatures fell to the 30s in Michigan and Minnesota and into the 50s in North Carolina with warnings for unsafe ocean conditions at Nags Head and bans on swimming.
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