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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1982
Page
1
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport reports sunny and warm conditions with a high near 80. Winds are southwest at 5 to 15 mph. Tonight will be clear with a low 60s to 65. Tomorrow, partly cloudy with a high 80 to 85 and a warm Tuesday ahead. A chance of showers returns midweek with cooler temperatures, lows near 50s to mid-50s and highs around 70.
Readings on Page A2 show temperatures in Syracuse in Fahrenheit and Celsius. The brief data table lists current highs and lows, with notes on conversion between scales. Local readings include city coordinates and reference times for the forecast.
A United Airlines 767 arriving from Boston with a ruptured nose fire and malfunctioning wing flaps landed safely at O’Hare. Firefighters reported no injuries as trucks and ambulances stood by and local hospitals were alerted.
Pope John Paul II expressed willingness to meet PLO chairman Yasser Arafat during his upcoming two day visit to Rome. Vatican press officer Rev Romeo Panciroli said the pope would discuss the sufferings and rights of the Palestinian people. No date for the audience was given.
The Albany lottery results list the daily number 393 and the Latio draw 23 20 19 27 6 24 with supplementary 8. No further context or dates provided.
A light quip contrasts tax cuts with a mugger letting you keep your watch. Circulation numbers 470-2265, 470-0050, and 470-0032 appear as contact references for the newspaper’s departments.
Nayef Hawatmeh, leader of the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine, says guerrillas are regrouping in Lebanon to wage an inch by inch war against Israel. He says 2,000 fighters remain in west Beirut under a secret pact while about 15,000 PLO, Syrian, and PALU units evacuated from Beirut under a U.S. plan.
Syracuse University faced a city university traffic dispute after opening game. Police closed Dome area lots 1:25 p.m. and traffic delays followed. Police helicopter and 120 officers managed flow while Dome officials blamed erroneous information for the closures.
Debra Sue Maffett of Texas won the 1982 Miss America title at Atlantic City in a nationally televised ceremony watched by over 75 million. Miss Arkansas Beth Ward placed third as the pageant crowned its new queen and noted runners up.
A kidnapped Korean actress, Miss Lee Seon Suk, 28, was freed yesterday by Arapahoe County detectives after being abducted August 17 in Seoul. She suffered burns and bruises and was found with a friend at a hotel room in Littleton, Colorado. Authorities said the kidnapper likely planned to use her for ransom.
At Mannheim an American helicopter exploded after takeoff during an air show. Four dozen aboard died, including five Americans and skydivers from several countries. two cars were struck but drivers unharmed. Witnesses described a sudden rotor failure and a fiery post crash explosion as thousands watched.
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