26 Sep 1983
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1983
Page
1
Entertainment notes announce The Grateful Dead will perform at the Carrier Dome on October 22, with further listings of regional music and cultural events. The item sits among a jittery mix of political and local notices and brief sports mentions.
After 89 hours of deliberations over four days, the Cynthia Pugh murder jury was unable to reach a verdict. Judge Norman A. Mordue urged continued talks with an Allen charge as foreman Robert Caferelli sought to ease tension. Defense attorney Paul Shanahan noted a lack of apparent logic in the reads backs and suggested only one or two jurors remained inclined to convict.
President Reagan plans to present a new proposal at the United Nations General Assembly to reduce long range and medium range nuclear weapons in Europe through a bilateral build down. The plan would require destroying two strategic warheads for each new one deployed as talks continue in Geneva and Switzerland with Moscow. Reagan emphasizes U S support for the UN as a peacebuilding body despite strains in superpower relations.
US and Saudi brokered truce halts three week Lebanese war as Lebanese Army and police observe cease-fire. Infiltration attempts near Souk el Gharb prompt crossfire before withdrawal. Observers and reconcilation talks planned while civilians suffer casualties and shifting alliances unfold.
Belgium confirms the death of ex king Leopold addressing a monarchy crisis after a long reign marked by wartime surrender to Nazi Germany, exile, and postwar debates over his actions. He died of heart failure in the royal palace at age 82, amid a flood of discussions about his authority and decisions.
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