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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1982
Page
2
News features highlight party clash over Koch allied policies with related brief items. Includes notes on nuclear waste dumping concerns and a summary of crash survivors returning, plus Viet veterans hailed in features.
Former film star Janet Gaynor, 75, remained in critical but stable condition in the intensive care unit at San Francisco General Hospital after new complications arose following a lengthy surgery for a perforated bladder and extensive internal bleeding from a taxi van crash. Mary Martin and Paul Gregory injured. Ben Washer killed. Robert Cato, 36, driver, pleaded innocent to vehicular manslaughter and related charges. In New York, KGB officers posing as diplomats infiltrated the anti nuclear movement, with two agents identified as Oleg Bogdanov and Yuri Kapralov, per Reader's Digest.
Faulkner County authorities seek the gray 1960 Volkswagen taken from the Lee Koski home near Vilonia. The car features whisker-like front wires, metal ears, a wire tail on the bumper and a non functional windup key on the back. The license plate reads Rat Car.
New York City police will issue regulation maternity uniforms as 24 of 1,200 female officers are pregnant. A three member committee will design the look to allow expectant officers to wear the blue while on restricted duties, replacing civilian clothing.
New Brooklyn elementary school in Williamsburg will be named for film star John Wayne. Ceremony next month will be attended by seven of Wayne's children, with about 750 students from pre-kindergarten to fifth grade set to enroll.
Washington urged Congress to order a quick end to the crippling freight rail strike after Transportation Secretary Drew Lewis testified the economy risks require intervention. He warned a further cooling-off delay could unravel already agreed contracts with 10 rail unions and cited vast expected layoffs and daily economic costs.
A state fact finder in Detroit urged negotiators back to informal talks to end an 11 day old walkout by 11 000 teachers that has shut classes for 200 000 students. If talks fail, three weeks of research before new talks. Strikes also hit Pennsylvania New Jersey and Illinois with 16 000 teachers across 281 000 students affected nationwide.
Forecast calls for showers tonight and tomorrow with a low around 45 to 50. Freeze warnings are in effect. Showers and storms spread from the upper Ohio River valley to the Gulf Coast and Atlantic states, with frost threats across the Dakotas, Minnesota, Nebraska, Iowa and Wisconsin. North Atlantic waters turn Debby into a weak system. sunbelt warms to the 70s. Air quality good at 16. Sunset 7:04 pm. Sunrise 6:51 am.
West Germany political move ends Schmidt era as Free Democrats and Christian Democrats plan March 6 elections to form a majority coalition. Hans-Dietrich Genscher resigns with cabinet peers. Kohl and Strauss back the change aiming to replace Schmidt’s eight year rule with a constructive no confidence vote.
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