Reagan Won’t Replace CIA Chief Casey As He Recovers
President Reagan has no plans to replace CIA Director William J. Casey while doctors report stability after a 54 hour operation to remove a malignant brain tumor. Georgetown Hospital said his post operative recovery is progressing satisfactorily. In Moscow Kremlin says dissident Andrei Sakharov and his wife have been pardoned and may return to Moscow from Gorky. Sakharov, Nobel Peace Prize winner, was banished in 1980 after criticizing Soviet Afghanistan intervention.
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Prices rise 0.3 percent as consumer costs edge higher
The government reported Friday that consumer prices rose 0.3 percent in November, with gains driven by food and automobile costs while energy prices fell modestly. The report notes inflation remains driven by core items despite some price relief from energy.
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Lottery jackpot rises on missed six numbers
AP reports Pennsylvania Lotto annuity for Monday December 22 will be at least 3.5 million after no player matched all six numbers drawn Friday night. Five players matched five numbers plus the alternate 22 and won 29 923.50 each as alternate first prizes. Five players matched five of six and won 1 617.50 each. Four of six numbers were matched by 10 671 players who won 42 each.
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Weekend Weather Outlook With Mixed Sun and Chill
Saturday brings partial sun with highs near 40s to mid 40s and a clear Saturday night with lows in the mid to upper 20s. Sunday turns sunny with a high around 40. Extended outlook shows calm from Monday to Wednesday with early morning lows in the 20s and daytime highs in the 30s and low 40s.
Lottery Draw Fragments From Daily Numbers
A fragmentary notice lists PA Daily Number and PA Lotto results for Friday with numbers B1 11 24 39 13 26 22 and Pick Four 1 1. The readable portion provides the sequence of digits tied to the draw, but lacks full context or official timing.
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Adams County to start airport feasibility study in 1987
A county planning director says an airport feasibility study will begin after the new year funded by FAA state and local grants. The first phase costs about 12000 dollars with 90 percent FAA cover and 10 percent local share. Delta Associates of Richmond will conduct the study evaluating current air traffic and 20 year demand.
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Walsh Appointed Independent Counsel For Iran Contra Probe
Former Judge Lawrence E. Walsh was named independent counsel to examine Iran Contra matters and covert arms sales to Iran. The panel gave Walsh broad authority, with aims to investigate diversion of profits to Nicaraguan rebels, the Contra supply network, and related actions, pledging a thorough inquiry.
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Audubon to hold 87th annual bird count in Adams County
Adams County hosts the 87th Audubon Society American Bird Count on December 27 with over 1,500 locations across the hemisphere. The local count, sponsored by South Mountain Audubon and centered on Knoxlyn, spans a 15 mile circle covering 177 square miles. In 1980s participation grew to 38,000 people observing 67 species and 16,478 birds.
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Pennsylvania passes strong hazing ban for fraternities
Gov. Thornburgh signs a new state hazing law prohibiting whipping beating branding and forced consumption of food drugs or alcohol. It targets pledges with punishment to individuals and directs colleges to enforce concrete hazing policies while magistrates handle offenses. Gettysburg College argues the law aligns with its existing policy.
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