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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1982
Page
1
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport predicts the first official autumn weekend will feature sunny periods and warm temperatures. Tonight is partly cloudy with a low around the upper 40s to 50s, Morro bright sun tomorrow with a high near 70. Extended outlook shows fair weather Monday through Wednesday with lows in the 50s and highs 70 to 75.
Five adults perished in a blaze at the Alexandria Apartments near downtown El Paso authorities said early today. One person remained hospitalized in critical condition and a firefighter was kept overnight for observation, fire officials stated.
About 40 students gathered at Algiers University around 10 a.m. to protest the Beirut refugee camp massacre but police blocked the main gate and closed it, halting the march toward the U.S. Embassy.
Albany AP reports the nightly state numbers draw produced 479 as the winning number. The piece notes the government has much to be grateful for and that the state possesses what it takes to meet challenges ahead.
A state prison guard on vacation killed 13 people, including seven children, and wounded others in Wilkes-Barre area shootings. George Banks, 42, surrendered after police surrounded a home where he hid. The gunman fled the Clark Street area in a stolen Chevrolet Chevelle and faced police outside multiple scenes including a mobile home park.
United Press International reports the Italian government conditioned the landing of its peacekeeping contingent on Israeli withdrawal from west Beirut. French paratroopers landed under escort while an Israeli soldier was wounded. Israeli forces and Lebanese army blocked intersections amid tense security. U.N. General Assembly condemned the Sabra Chatila massacre. the US and Israel opposed sanctions language. The arrival of 1,800 Marines was anticipated to join the French and Italians, with offshore reserves remaining.
President Reagan plans a White House ceremony to light candles in support of school prayer and to appear at a Supreme Court protest. He will also deliver his radio address and host a Festival at Ford's Theater reception with stars like Liza Minnelli and David Copperfield. Sen. Jesse Helms criticized White House help on prayer and antiabortion measures, while the Times reported a focus on the economy. Reagan defended the use of his bully pulpit and vowed to keep social issues in public view.
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