The Miami Herald from Miami, Florida • 2

2A The Miami Herald Wednesday Sept 21 1983 f-3 NATO favors US missile offer The friendly skies The air travel industry is cracking down real hard these days you'll glad to know on passengers carrying any kind of The lay Maeder Column From Herald Wire Services A NATO committee has approved a new US initiative in the Geneva medium-range missile talks with the Soviet Union West gizmo that even halfway looks like it might be something you could hijack flight with and Toronto International the other day Customs agents refused to let singer Miss Grace Jones board her plane to New York German gov-e sources said Tuesday in Bonn NATO's Special Con-s 1 1 a i Group took the action at a secret meeting Monday night in Brus- aV tJOBM 4 It also contained no new offer on limiting nuclear arms in Europe and was seen by Western analysts in Moscow as part of a campaign to promote Andropov's image as a peacemaker who was not involved in the military decision to shoot down the South Korean plane The fact that the West Germans asked their questions in a letter mailed July 11 but a reply appeared only now also suggested Andropov's move was timed to limit any damage to Soviet standing from the plane disaster In Bonn government spokesman Peter Boenisch reacted to Andropov's statement by saying "Propagandistic comments don't help any more now Rather what really would help would be proposals on the negotiating table at Geneva" In Washington State Department spokesman John Hughes characterized the Andropov statement as "nothing new" Hughes said a freeze on arms levels in Europe would "preserve current Soviet strategic advantages and reduce their incentives to agree to substantial reductions countries was set up in 1979 to consult with the United States on arms control talks The United States conducts the talks with the Soviet Union but the Americans consult with their allies in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization through the special group Soviet President Yuri Andropov meanwhile warned from Moscow that nuclear war "would be a hell for the whole of mankind" and reaffirmed the Soviet Union's pledge to freeze deployment of nuclear weapons Andropov urged West German legislators to take "the most vigorous and decisive action" to forestall deployment on their soil of 108 Pershing 2 and 96 cruise missiles due to begin in December Andropov's statement was his first since a Soviet interceptor shot down a South Korean jumbo jet over the Soviet island of Sakhalin Sept 1 All 269 aboard including 61 Americans died The statement carried by the official Tass news agency in response to an appeal by 57 opposition Social Democratic members of the West German Bundestag (parliament) made no mention of the plane issue sels the Bonn And enn rroc cat A until she surrendered her spiked wristband A spiked wristband it turns out is actually considered a Concealed Weapon Miss Jones wu very annoyed that she had to give up the wristband something she had picked up in one of those dominatrtx-supply houses for use in her stage act but the law is the law of course and she finally turned It over "The spiked wristband was taken from her!" a police official stated "It will be destroyed!" They spoke on the condition they would not be identified The sources said only that the new proposals would "widen deepen and make concrete" the current American position at the Geneva talks The Bonn government sources said the new initiative will probably be presented in the next two weeks They said President Reagan may give some details in his speech next week to the UN General Assembly The Special Consultative Group of representatives from the NATO Atsooeted Press The wandering Jew Kitchen cabinet A successful class project out at Southwest Junior High School in San Diego: The Head Of State Cookbook which has just gone into NY police probe anti-Semitic attacks We don't remember seeing a record album announcing and celebrating the fact but it appears that Mr Bob Dylan the noted serially interdenominational singer may now have renounced Christianity the noted faith Mr Dylan is seen here in yar-mulke tefillin and prayer shawl looking like we don't know Abraham or Homebody and this picture was shot the other day it The Wailing Wall noted Jerusalem tourist attraction where his son was bar-mitzvahed Stop us if you've heard this one a second printing and is selling well enough that it may have some genuine commercial future Teacher Miss Jackl Montierth had her seventh-graders write to all the American (A cille Rivera 37 of Woodhaven who was in a nearby car McGuire listed the three previous incidents: On June 7 four shots were fired at the front of Yeshiva University No one was injured On June 9 seven shots were fired at the facade of Jewish Memorial Building on the Yeshiva campus No one was injured On June 22 20 bullets were fired into a restaurant on Amsterdam Avenue on the same block Two people suffered superficial injuries from ricocheting bullets tectives were working full time on the shootings A reward of $15000 has been offered for Information leading to an arrest and conviction in the case In Sunday's incident McGuire said one or more snipers followed the youths' car from the campus apparently pulled in front of them waited in ambush on a Bronx roadway and then fired five shots as they passed Donald Spilky 17 was shot in the knee Another bullet killed Lu Hush governors and various other famous persons and from Herald Wire Services NEW YORK An anti-Semitic gang or a lone sniper armed with a high-powered rifle is stalking students at a Jewish university and has attacked four times since June police said Tuesday A woman was killed Sunday in the latest attack when she was caught between a gunman and his targets five Yeshlva High School students on their way home from hockey tryouts Mayor Edward Koch said Police Commissioner Robert McGuire had told him that the latest incident was "probably an anti-Semitic act" "It is an outrage" Koch said "It Is despicable" McGuire said the same gun an M16 or a similar weapon fired the high-velocity bullets at the youths and in two earlier sniping attacks near the Yeshiva University complex which includes the high school The same gun probably was used in a third ambush near the school he said "The shootings are anti-Semitic by an individual or individuals who have a problem with the students" McGuire said The commissioner said 30 de Caribbean storm downgraded Sinatra Mr President you'll be glad to know that while large numbers of the jackals in our American media are making great sport of the fact that you're suddenly wearing a hearing aid these days there are many decent people in this country who are entirely on your side and who are rising up to put these media jackals in their place Why just the other day Mr Paul Conrad who is the editorial cartoonist out at The Los Angeles Times ran this snarky sniggering little cartoon about your hearing aid and he has infuriated a great many readers Among them was your own friend Mr Frank Sinatra who immediately wrote a letter to the editor and It's just been published in The Times "I deeply deeply deeply resent your Conrad cartoon in which he displayed unnecessary cruelty regarding the fact that our president yes our president wears a hearing aid as do I might point out many many other good people!" Mr Sinatra wrote "And I Reagan ask them for their favorite recipes This wu somehow supposed to teach them about geography We don't know if it did but the kids did get a published cookbook out of it Arizona Gov Mr Bruce Babbitt is featured with his Gazpacho Salad Louisiana Gov Mr David Treen sent in his secret Oyster Patty recipe Wyoming Gov Mr Ed Herschler shows up with Brown Elk In Beer Vice President Mr George Hush came in with Lemon Cookies but the kids refused to include the recipe after they lab-tested the cookies and pronounced them disgusting Frugal old President Mr Reagan naturally sent In Macaroni And Cheese am greatly disturbed that what some consider a leading newspaper continues to encourage Conrad's viciousness and hatred in its editorial pages!" Boy! That's sending them a message eh Mr President? That's telling them loud and clear don't you think? Mr President? Sir? HEY! MR PRESIDENT! FRANK SINATRA WROTE THIS LETTER we said LETTER TO THE EDITOR! It was thought Monday that the system had the potential to become this year's fourth hurricane Center officials said then that once the storm passed over the Leeward Islands of the Lesser Antilles and moved out over the Caribbean its force might intensify Instead for the time at least the reverse has happened caused by swift upper-level winds that tend to disorganize a "closed circulation storm" said forecaster Andy Stern Strong upper-level winds enfeebled an Atlantic storm Tuesday causing it to be downgraded to a tropical wave from a tropical depression National Hurricane Center officials said "It's fallen apart it is no longer" forecaster Hal Gerrish said Tuesday night "It's just a disorganized area of dying showers" At 6 pm Tuesday the tropical wave was located south of the Dominican Republic and was moving west at 20 miles per hour World US Canada Temperatures Forecast map for Wednesday Sept 21 7 am The Weather leport Maps dele end (of cull by Niiwii WMthar Service NOAA Department of Commerce oueiOM Figures re for the 14-hour period ended 7 pm Sept 10 AofJmSep MOZ8 lob mrfccta bands of high or low prMtura AfSs' I -m flW LSSj PlWl WW -FCb'v Ankara IS l( bsNSV Villi Jf wnd jTWLfX 3 br-1 kr iow and mom ram ratum pomcasti pom fa PfNBACOLA bo to State and area forecasts STATE FORI CAST: Vtrl CAP! CANAVI AL bit cloudintil with teat TAMPA ST PETERS BURG 4 VICINITY tared mainly afternoon n4 evening thunder itormi endnightttme thowert along th wit roett Mighl in the mtd-01 to eroundfO Lows in vr table loudmeti with SO per rent chence of thunder tformt Highi in tht mid tOt to sround 90 Lowt In the low to mid-rOt Wind! toutheett 10 lo IS mplt Baa-a7 cro lMJ A Vivm XT-w'-St Catabjsnc II SX I A VemarBi QAWESvim si toril ViJ- Tnr ilr 'SXOn tr eo ee -8 7 MahunA JyP A A 1 Hnneaph8 3''''r Mochiitinh cowl l( I f- r--A DAYTONA BCH Hong Kong 13 lTWsir vX 1 PVba1 W16 71 7fW 83 87 wranliscoV vS ChtMgcV ORLANDO Madrid nrWff rN-S SI rrWon 78 Malta VA- S7 A A -2 Sar Riyadh lot TV I 1 7rtTjr" I NChluieMtrinX wist palm Rom 1 Wtj'WA Dallas FT MYERS 7 'thoim W116 70-7490 ET LAUD Sydnay 7-ao as 89 tempcraturTranoe forecast ft" lh 70s en apt netr to long lh tuuthMlt COAtl no He KM GREATER MIAMI Prec Homestead AF8 81 78 07 Miami Airport 87 74 13 Miami Beach BS 81 OS Miami Beach 81 76 11 West Kendall 17 75 46 BROWARD COUNTY Prc Ft Lauderdale 19 77 II Ft Laud Bch II II 06 Hollywood 19 77 03 FLORIDA Apalachicola 80 75 Crestview 16 74 IS Daytona Bch 85 71 1H Fort Myers 17 74 Gainesville 16 71 SS Jacksonville 16 77 Key West IS Lakeland 91 73 Naples NR NR NR Orlando tl 73 175 Pensacola IS 75 111 Sarasota 90 NR Tallahassee 19 73 07 Tampa 90 73 Tavernier 90 77 10 Vero Beach 19 77 09 Palm Bch 77 13 SOUTH Atheville S3 60 Atlanta II 69 SI Birmingham IS 70 11 Charleiton SC IS 73 Charlotte 17 67 Columbia 17 71 Greensboro 17 64 Jackson Miss II 74 11 Little Rock 71 71 11 Louisville 91 74 Memphis 13 71 06 Nashville 91 71 New Orleans 18 75 11 Norfolk 89 67 Raleigh NR Richmond 97 63 Shreveport 71 73 13 EAST Albany NY 89 59 11 Atlantic City 17 70 Baltimore 94 64 Boston 97 71 Buffalo 80 68 08 Concord NH 91 58 New York 94 73 Philadelphia 97 66 Pittsburgh 85 63 Providence NR Washington 91 69 PALM REACH rr MYSRS NAPLES A VICINITY: Prfly cloudy ih 40 per cent chance of afternoon thunder llormt Might round 90 Lowt In the mid 70t Windi toutheeil 10 Kiri: Partly cloudy with 30 per cent chance of ihcwerior thunder WORTH FLORIDA Mostly cloudy with M) per cent chance of thunderttormi Might in the low to mitfr 801 Lowt in the mid 0t WMvdi tout IS trotting to tht north CENTRAL FLORIDA AND DAYTON maim Vantble loodinett with SO pr rent chance of thunderttormi Might in the mid 80s to round 90 Lain tht low to mid 70t Wmdt KHltheetl 10 olSmpti itormi Might in the lOt Owt around upper poor Wmdt touthatt 10 tc ISm KEY WEST- Mgh for Sept ft Kj "fk hS 1 am-JSSE-- 9 rC 1 Sept 20 statistics nr fTl TEMPERATURES Migfwtt patt 11 hri ending 7pm Lowett pttt II hrt ending 7pm Normal Meen Deficiency thu month (degrettl I ft Tf tern iM i i Deficiency unce Jen i Migheti thit date Loweil ttii! dale 70(inHJ) Maralian tl L- A ICrWa" an war ida REN Montage Bay NR Travelers' forecast for Sept 21 RAINFALL lihri ending 7 I in inches I This month Since Jan 1 Deficiency thit month Deficiency thu yaar Monterrey EXTENDED STATE OUTLOOK: (Thursday through Saturday) Partly cloudy Thursday with a chance of afternoon showers or thunderstorms Highs in the upper 80s ows In the low 70s Partly cloudy and cooler in the north MIAMIFORT LAUDERDALE VICINITY: Partly cloudy with a 40 per cent chance of thunderstorms Highs in the upper 80s Lows in the mid-70s to around 80 Winds southeast 10 to 15 SMALL BOATS St Auayttme ft Jupiter Inta out St miktt Wmdt touth (0 to knots Seet two te tour feet Si tttertd thowrrt and a tew ttiun der itormi Jupter Inlet te Key Lerao out te the Bahama Bank- A -idt atit 10 tc IS Anon Seal two to tour leet Widely a'eed thowert and fhun derttormi 13 4 14 44 3 I 34 i 06 MIDWEST IIMRMPITT BAROMETER 4S Detroit 45 Honolulu 61 Kansas City li lam IS per cent OS I 77 per cent S4 ei II if fl 44 ei 1 tl Montevideo Nliuu Porf of Spoin Rio' San Juan Santiago St Thomat St Klttt Tegucigalpa Trinidad Vara Crul 77 Lai vagal Skies Tstrms Cloudy Ram Fair Tstrms PtCldy Tstrmi Sunny Sunny MIAMI HOURLY TEMPERATURES 05 71 70 68 47 147 69 07 Albany Anchorage Atlanta Billmgt Boston Chicago Columbus Dal -Fl Worth Denver Cloudy II Sunny 90 PtCldy 61 PtCldy Cloudy IS Cloudy 63 Fair 44 PtCldy SO Cloudy 77 Lot Angeles New York OkiahomaCity PhooniK Raleigh Salt Lake City San Antonio San Francisco Seattle Washington Shwrs IS 73 Sunny 61 37 PtCldy vo 76 Rain 80 61 NR NR NR Cloudy 71 55 PtCldy 12 Sunny 74 44 Shwrt (0 71 7 7 I pm 17 7pm 13 I fl 43 Louisville 65 Memphis SO Molt -Si Paul 30 New Orleans I a 71 tmll 10 a 13 11 a 13 Noon 1pm 17 Jpm 17 4pm Sum 8 tpm IS I s- 86 47 77 8' 55 tpm 10 pm tO 11 II II md II Bismarck Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Des Moines Detroit Fargo Grand Rapids Indianapolis Kansas City Milwaukee Mpis -St Paul Omaha St Louis 7 a EST Satellite map for Tuesday Sept 20 8 pm 4) 68 71 47 63 45 73 Ebc itfinmi Herald 73rd Year No 295 WEST SI Tides Miami Har-ber Entrnc: ttloht I 77 A 44 lowt IN 1 35 4 etOOi MAN OCLIVERY Midwest shivers while East bakes An arctic storm sent temperatures crashing 60 degrees or more to record sub-freezing lows Tuesday as it swooped across the Rockies into the Midwest but on the East Coast a waning summer turned up the burners again The country was like a popsicle on one side a steaming bowl of chili on the other By late afternoon in Boston the temperature had soared to 96 eclipsing a 101-year-old mark for Sept 20 of 87 degrees Early afternoon temperatures from Virginia to New England were in the upper 80s and 90s By contrast the center of the country had cool wet and windy weather as Canadian air continued to push south and east Showers and thundershowers extended along the eastern edge of the cooler air from Upper Michigan to central Texas A flash flood watch was in effect for parts of southeastern Texas Behind the rain temperatures in the central and northern Plains were in the 40s and 50s with northerly winds gusting to around 40 mph fught I 71 am I 40 loan I em 1: le Mix Mt al pHti v4 tt 'Reae'e-a bw tK HtatM tar tat! ftt R-aiptat tnt Omm awftAel fTw Meeea kn ll'OI ejttavttf eaeteei -fm ta4 Ttup PR BXtpeate trT' 7tet' aatvaaw- mem ml awctat at WW ara iaai a -Ka laaiw Btaiaa al tt ta atanaawa atwal im Utaa ii 1 1 1 ma 8881 tee-iaat raw ax xi iaa wiw tan lana Baaen I MeetartltaeJ tBut tK) highi 10 03 untidei 44 em am AM 3 SS MOMi DCLIVinv NATCS 4 Wpm INTERNATIONAL EDITION Aaaaai CwMfW ana taaMW faww aa ma Care ator Albuquerque 90 63 Anchorage 47 44 34 Austin 19 71 97 Boise II 13 Brownsville 91 II Cheyenne 74 11 01 Dallas II 71 01 Denver 16 19 Flagstaff 73 51 Helena 37 10 04 Honolulu 90 77 Houston 80 76 138 Juneau 50 44 i- Las Vegas 95 70 Los Angeles 91 75 OkiahomaCity 17 51 44 Phoenii 100 77 Portland 61 53 Reno 61 41 Sacramento tl 17 Salt Lake City 61 35 San Antonio 90 71 San Diego 16 71 01 San Francisco 65 Seattle 63 41 Spokane 56 33 Tucson 91 71 73 Tulsa 17 60 CANADA Calgary 47 73 Edmonton 51 23 Montreal 76 51 Ottawa 71 58 waaeiMAI MO 2 tot BACK COPIES Caattaa i "va Air quality Sun moon p-rn fuii Leu Maw an aaaa ma ntaiang taeaniwam an WW na Thf atarn Waiaia taa aaaj Caa Ha-aia haii taiwaaa fha MacAvaw ana vwala Cawaeweaa t0 an A90 a i 8aTRw ar84PaejTM8l 'VtMRASt-taaS fJjfSj djants HOME DELIVERY PMONI NUMBERS OaaaiaoKoo a bate QaaRAT eaa aejt fn-witiiHM ai thw Oy eat ttaa rmt aea mi cwm jaj eet twin cn iiiihi wai tea aaei Marw cw let ate aaha own i too it ilt MISSED DELIVERY wwanwwe I i hN It Hi lKaaal (a ttO JOOO Dwata Ml 3000 tvawara Mai to SO an Ml eay lalwraaa antf tt tSawtay ttaawawta Pawrta aas haw high! 10 1) VO 33 a loan 4 43 am 4 SJ Weather on radio NOAA broadcatti MHl Miami 143 SS PalmBch 162 475 Aty Wett Ml 40 PI Myet-t 143 47S Ciewnton 141 40 KHl Coait Guard 2670 10 SOem lO SOpm SCHOOL DELIVERY ik mm ate ate a la eita wtaay a othar aarvasaa ta aieaala ana laaahare lata i aellaa mm SAO tOOt Oaea ana ti? aaaj a iat NEWSSTAND RATES cam The mdei for Dde was Ra for Sunrise Broward 71 On scale of 0 to Sunset 300 these indexes ere con si d- Moonrise ered good Moornet 7 0 7:19 pm 7 Hpm A 19 am ow tttaata caa are twjhw aa aa Ii i a cwwa Sept Sept 19 Oct 6 NR City Did Not Report Canadian precip in mlllf fatten.