Old Farmer's Almanac predicts mild 1987 winter
The 195th edition, on sale this week, blends nostalgia, brain teasers and weather forecasts with ads and guides. It notes 28 Food Capitals including Methuen Massachusetts for yogurt and Salley South Carolina for chitlins, and predicts mild winter for much of the nation. The piece also mentions buying guides and earthworm-raising tips.
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Dublin
N.H
National Geographic
U.S.A
Methuen
Mass
Utica
Ill
Gilroy
Calif
Salley, S.C
Heat Returns as Temperatures Soar Past 90 Again
The forecast predicts tomorrow’s high above 90 and tonight’s low in the low 70s. Clear to fair skies are expected tonight and tomorrow with no major weather hazards. Page 10A carries the full details.
Deaths: Johnny Cue Robert Gordon Dorothy Johnson Charles Smith Grady Tompkins
Obituary notice lists the deceased: Johnny Cue of New Haven Connecticut Robert M Gordon of Edgefield Dorothy A Johnson of Graniteville Charles Smith of Johnston and Grady P Tompkins of Graniteville with full details continued on Page 5A.
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Johnny Cue
New Haven
Conn
Robert M. Gordon
Edgefield
Dorothy A. Johnson
Graniteville
Charles Smith
Johnston
Grady P. Tompkins
Soviet U.N. worker Zakharov pleads no contest
Gennadiy Zakharov pleaded no contest to three spying counts in U S District Court Brooklyn and must leave the United States within 24 hours. On one charge he received no sentence while a second was waived. The third Carrying five years probation conditions require his departure within 24 hours and ban reentry during probation.
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New York
U.N
Gennadiy Zakharov
U.S
Brooklyn
Joseph M. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Zakharov
United States
Reagan to Meet Gorbachev in Reykjavik in October
President Reagan announced a one on one meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev in Reykjavik Iceland on October 11 and 12. He tied the session to the release of Nicholas Daniloff and cited no summit plan. Gennadiy Zakharov pleaded no contest in Brooklyn allowing him to depart the United States.
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Nicholas Daniloff
Frankfurt
Moscow
Daniloff
Washington
Reagan
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Reykjavik
Iceland
White House
George P. Shultz
Gorbachev
Daniloff and Wise Fly Home to Washington Reunion
Nicholas Daniloff and Ruth Daniloff arrived in Frankfurt after escape from the Soviet Union. They boarded a Pan Am jet bound for Washington to reunite with their children Caleb and Miranda. President Reagan promised to release details of the accord today while Soviet media remained silent.
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Daniloff
Wise
Washington
Frankfurt
West Germany
Nicholas Daniloff
Soviet Union
New York
U.S. News & World Report
Ruth
Pan Am
Caleb
Miranda
Daniloffs
Horst Aussen
Moscow
Reagan
Midwest
United States
Americans Dieting and Smoking Despite Health Efforts
National Center for Health Statistics survey of 36 399 households shows nearly one third of adults still smoke and fewer than half exercise regularly. Belt use rose from 30 percent to 41 percent after 1985 legislation. many try to lose weight though only about half exercise.
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Washington
National Center For Health Statistics
Botha Rules Out 1986 Elections Amid Reform Drive
President P W Botha defended his record on black rights and said elections would not be held this year. He urged voters to check rolls while noting Parliament runs to 1989 and that reforms will continue despite critics.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
P.W. Botha
National Party
Botha
East London
Cape Province
Reagan Faces Tough Senate Odds To Block Sanctions
President Reagan must fight strong headwinds in the Senate to sustain his veto of punitive sanctions on South Africa. The House voted 313 to 83 to override, mirroring September’s 308 to 77 against his veto. Senate Leader Bob Dole said success will be very difficult as the chamber had already approved sanctions 84 to 14.
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Washington
Reagan
House
South Africa
Senate
Pretoria
Bob Dole
Bkan
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Miami Knocks
Sooners
Farmer’s Almanac
Social Security
Social Security Administration
The
Pension Agency
Steet Renee
Abby
Andrew Maloney
Shultz
Als
United Nations
West
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