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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1982
Page
1
The last day of summer brings a cloudy outlook with a 60 percent chance of rain tonight and a 30 percent chance tomorrow morning. Temperatures dip to around 50 overnight and 60 to 65 by daybreak, with partial clearing and eventual sunshine expected later.
Princess Grace was buried in Monaco Cathedral in a private underground crypt service attended by Prince Rainier, two children, and other family members. Princess Stephanie remained hospitalized with a fractured neck after the Sept. 13 car accident that preceded Grace’s stroke. Queen Victoria? No.
Albany AP reports the state daily numbers game winner was drawn last night with The Win Four number unspecified in the provided text. The incomplete item notes a winning number but specific digits are missing from the source.
A humorous piece highlights a group of boys known for constant whining and groaning, with playful observations on their behavior. The column notes how their repeated complaints shape daily interactions and public perception.
Congressional candidate Peter DelGiorno was to meet Onondaga Elections Commissioner Richard A. Romeo at 1 p.m. to discuss allegations he claimed yesterday that Gary Wortley and George Wortley camps offered deals for him to withdraw and back another candidate. The dispute split the board on whether to interview DelGiorno privately or with sworn testimony and a stenographer.
A House Energy and Commerce Committee vote fast tracks a joint resolution ordering locomotive engineers to end a rail strike seen threatening the economy. The measure, approved by the Senate, would become law upon Reagan’s signature. Critics warn of a precedent while backers cite economic harm from the walkout.
Israeli Energy Minister Yitzhak Berman resigns amid calls for a full government investigation into the Beirut massacre. Defense Minister Sharon defends government stance while admitting army coordination with the Lebanese Phalangist militia. Red Cross estimates up to 1500 deaths as multinational force preparations advance.
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