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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1983
Page
6
The Day After drew an estimated 100 million viewers and sparked broad debate over its nuclear crisis portrayal. Reactions ranged from praise of its power to criticism of its realism, with teachers guiding classroom discussions and individuals nationwide offering varied personal takes.
Palestinian rebels and Syrian backers bombarded neighborhoods around Yasser Arafat's headquarters in Tripoli Lebanon ending a brief lull. Pre-dawn shelling set fires as rebel hits and loyalist counterattacks continued amid a tense security situation and regional diplomacy efforts.
New York AP reports scientists warn the Day After may underestimate postwar devastation. A Science magazine preview says 100 1 megaton blasts could trigger a nuclear winter with zero Fahrenheit temperatures for months, freezing food supplies and wrecking crops nationwide.
The Commerce Department revised the July to September growth rate to 7.7 percent, down from an earlier estimate of 7.9. The revision cites weaker increases in consumer spending, business inventory investment, and residential construction, while still signaling a fast expansion as the recovery matures.
Richard Loo, a Hawaiian born Chinese American actor famed for portraying Oriental villains, died of a heart attack in Burbank at age 80. His career included The Good Earth and The Sand Pebbles among other noted films.
The Kennedy family and friends honored John F. Kennedy at his Arlington grave on the Dallas anniversary. Roses and wreaths were placed before the plaque reading 1917 1963 as 50 mourners arrived before opening. Jacqueline Kennedy and other relatives marked the day with private commemorations.
Two striking Greyhound workers faced arrest in Philadelphia after rock throwing and a flatbed driver crash in Massachusetts as voting continued on a proposed contract. One arrest involved a 87 year old man for attacking a bus window. a second picket faced assault charges. Injuries reported in Philadelphia. Massachusetts incident caused no injuries. Union officials said results would be released next Tuesday. Greyhound seeks 7.8 percent wage concessions from 12,700 workers after prior rejection of a 9.5 percent proposal. The company resumed partial service with 1,300 new hires under federal inspection and driver training.
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