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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1982
Page
1
The National Weather Service forecasts a 30 percent chance of showers tonight at Hancock Airport with a low near 50 degrees. Tomorrow should be sunny with highs around 60 to 65. The extended outlook calls for fair weather Wednesday and Thursday and scattered showers Friday with overnight lows 50 to 55 and highs near 75.
Washington AP reports a General Accounting Office study finds the nations electric power systems are highly vulnerable to acts of war sabotage and terrorism. The report criticizes federal efforts to bolster defenses and improve reliability as inadequate and slated for release today.
Oil expert Dan Lundberg says gas prices continue to drop nationwide due to widespread cash and credit card options. He notes expanded choices from full service with cards to cash discounts and self serve with either payment method, with price gaps of about 27.4 cents per gallon between typical self-serve regular and full-serve premium and a range up to roughly 60 cents between lowest and highest listed prices.
Albany AP reports the daily numbers game winner is 434. The evening draw in the state produced the winning digit sequence 434, with the mystery of the prize now resolved for the participant holding that number.
A light note on how most arguments about new cars begin with initial assumptions and quickly spiral into disagreements. It highlights common starting points and the comic inevitability of debates over features, price, and value.
In Central New York, the EPA expresses anger over stock delays as the growing season nears its end. Fish notes red and orange crowns on distant trees and senses autumn’s chill in the air as the scene unfolds.
Beiruts Chatilla mass grave rite for Sept massacre victims drew women with wreaths as international peacekeepers press for Israeli withdrawal from both east and west Beirut. French Italian units arrived while U S Marines wait offshore awaiting full Israeli departure amid cabinet pressure and Yom Kippur closures.
Federal EPA says Rochester Psychiatric Center, West Seneca Developmental Center, and Marcy Psychiatric Center operate coal and gas smokestacks as major stationary sources violating the Clean Air Act. A 1970s notice led to a 1970s lawsuit to force timely installation of cleaner equipment, with potential $25,000 daily penalties per site. The case seeks injunctions and faster compliance, with next action expected in Syracuse federal court.
An independent study and EEOC records challenge President Reagan’s claim of strong civil rights enforcement. The Washington Council of Lawyers says the administration retreated from established policies on fair housing desegregation voting rights and equal employment. It notes gains mainly in police brutality prosecutions.
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