Train makes inaugural run with France's high speed TGV
President Francois Mitterrand piloted France's new TGV at 160 mph on its inaugural run from Lyon toward Montchanin. The electric high speed train will link Paris and Lyon with Geneva and other towns, cutting Paris-Lyon time to 2 hours 40 minutes and shortening Paris-Geneva to 3 hours 40. The $1.5 billion project aims to place France at the forefront of tech transport with plans for western and northern lines.
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Kochs double nomination heralds NYC super landslide
New York Mayor Edward Koch wins both Democratic and Republican nominations in the delayed primary, signaling an overwhelming path to re election. He calls it a super landslide likening it to scaling the World Trade Center amid a high stakes bid in Albany and Washington. In Phoenix Richard Kleindienst is acquitted of all counts in a perjury trial. Demoralizing fallout from protests at Diablo Canyon ends with thousands keeping pace. Philippines faces Typhoon Clara damage as 79 navy sailors are dead or missing.
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Medfly makes return attack at Los Angeles airport
A lone female Mediterranean fruit fly was found in the Los Angeles area after a three week pause in discoveries. County Agriculture Commissioner Paul Engler said the find at Los Angeles International Airport may indicate hitchhiking on an international flight or a new infestation in the airport area. The adult fly was located in a vehicle carrying impounded fruit at the airport.
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Odessa American publication notice details
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Weather forecast for West and Central Texas area
Thunderstorms possible with scattered thundershowers reported in Northwest Texas. Odessa Midland area forecast shows a 40 percent chance of rain tonight and 20 percent Thursday with highs in the 80s and 90s. Extended outlook calls for partly cloudy skies, slight shower chances, and cooler nights across North South and West Texas.
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Plan to help elderly survive cash crunch in Home Equity Living Plan
Julia Schick, 66, signs the first contract under the Home Equity Living Plan, a HELP program in Buffalo backed by federal funds. The plan pays homeowners based on home value and life expectancy, covers taxes and insurance, repairs, and 24-hour maintenance, with the house reverting to HELP at death. The program aims to allow seniors to stay home while accessing funds as long as they live. Two climbers in Duluth faced a dangerous cliff, rescued after two hours by an off-duty firefighter and Duluth Fire Department.
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Wooly worm signs clash with weather outlook from Rhode Islander
In Ohio and Rhode Island residents weigh wooly worm and natural signs against the National Weather Service forecast. Farrish Tackett and Lane of Givens cite thick caterpillar hair and heavy fogs as predictors of a harsh winter, while Cy Place predicts a dry season with little snow. NWS outlook due November 27.
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Robot with humor New York corporation aims for research labs
Doornick's company develops robots for labs to handle dangerous chemicals and aid autistic children. The machines showcase at promotional events, including airport appearances, to win research funding. Sho travels with controllers hiding 90 command buttons and can transmit voice to the robot.
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