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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1981
Page
1
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport predicts a sunny Sunday with a 10 percent rain chance through tomorrow. Lows near 50 to 55 tonight and highs 75 to 80 tomorrow, with west-northwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Extended outlook calls for fair skies Monday and Tuesday, with scattered showers Wednesday.
A bomb exploded early today outside the Mencan consulate in Manhattan ripping a metal door off the building and shattering nearby windows. Police said no injuries were reported.
Maneuvers and mobilizations by the Soviet military near Poland concluded as a harsh anti Solidarity media campaign persisted. Western observers noted the large scale exercises, possibly to pressure Solidarity's first congress, with intelligence claiming thousands of troops and up to 80 ships involved in a Gulf of Gdansk amphibious landing near the Baltic port city.
President Reagan, armed with options and deficit forecasts, flies to Camp David in western Maryland to finalize budget cuts. Aides say he may announce his decisions to the Cabinet on Tuesday.
The state daily numbers drawing last night produced the number 232 as the result. No additional details were provided about payouts or datasets in the available text.
A playful quip claims a new chicken breed has two right wings, sparking political wing talk as a lighthearted chuckle about partisan humor and poultry.
President Reagan's plan to sell 8.5 billion in air defense gear to Saudi Arabia faces trouble in Congress unless Riyadh shows outward signs of support for the Middle East peace process. Sen. Packwood has 46 sponsors, with five more pledged, enough to pass a disapproval resolution, while Rep. Long cites 253 co sponsors in the House.
ATLANTA AP A baby girl snatched from Grady Memorial Hospital within hours of birth has been reunited with her mother Sandra Alexander. DeKalb County woman Louise Lett faces kidnapping and forgery charges while authorities verify the infant as Shanta Yvette Alexander. The child, identified by footprints, remains in hospital custody for blood tests as the case proceeds.
Nearly two thousand inmates observed silent meals at Attica to mark the uprising anniversary. A small group of about 15 inmates hurled objects and used improvised weapons, prompting tear gas and the removal of offenders. Two corrections officers were lightly injured. about 40 windows were broken as barricades and debris were cleared.
State police report a 22 year old female correction officer, Bobbie Jo Waring of Stormville, was struck in the lower back around 11 30 a m Wednesday at Green Haven Correctional Facility while about 30 inmates waited on a second floor deck. An investigation found she was likely hit with a plastic fire hose nozzle during a duty shift at a central cage.
Secretary of State Alexander Haig met with Saudi Deputy Prime Minister Prince Fahd in Malaga to discuss anti-Soviet strategic cooperation, AWACS sale progress, and recent talks in Washington with Israel’s Prime Minister Begin. They planned a three-hour session split between talks and lunch.
The Justice Department cleared New York City to hold 113 primary elections on September 22 for mayor, comptroller, city council president borough presidents and district attorneys plus civil court judges across counties and districts. Runoff primary tentatively set for October 6.
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