Cold Wave Grips New York State With Record Lows
The Albany Times reports a brutal cold snap across New York State with record lows in multiple cities. Old Forge fell to minus 41, New York City hit 1 above, and areas from Buffalo to Albany logged wind chill values far below zero. Schools closed in St. Lawrence County and other districts as trains and buses faced freezing lines and performance issues.
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Fourth body located in grain elevator explosion wreckage
Rescue teams found a fourth body among debris from a 225 foot grain storage elevator blast in Zilwaukee Michigan. Ten were injured and one man was missing. The trapped survivor endured 13 hours in rubble as cold temperatures hovered around three above zero.
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Ford VP options fizzle as Sanford reportedly quits race
An aide says former North Carolina Governor Sanford plans to withdraw from the presidential contest during a Durham news conference. Ford lists possible running mates including Richardson Brooke Baker Brock Percy Evans Ray Bond, with other governors considered and political aides阜 facing an FTC complaint over payroll. Farmers voice disappointment over grain sales to the Soviet Union.
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Lebanon Truce Takes Effect Amid Civil War De-escalation
Beirut residents report sporadic rocket and gunfire as a peace plan prompts a 75 percent de-escalation. Officials say about 2000 Palestinians will be withdrawn, while police seize over $2 million in looted goods as Syrians pledge to enforce the cease-fire and new national charter.
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Weather forecast for lake region with light snow chances
Cold period with sun in the forecast and minor snow accumulation. Highs near zero to five above, lows near zero with colder pockets, Lake Ontario areas possible one to two inches. Saturday mid-twenties with westerly winds ten mph and scattered flurries. Snow chances 30 percent today, 40 percent tomorrow.
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Two OHS Musicians Chosen For National Honors Band
Debra Cipra and John McCullough of Oswego High School Symphonic Wind Ensemble earned membership in the National High School Honors Band. The NBA picks 100 students from All State and auditions for a biennial concert in Atlantic City.
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Ford Health Disclosure Sparks Privacy Debate
Washington AP reports Ford health details may remain private after examination Saturday as physicians warn releasing minute records could violate patient confidentiality and set a harmful precedent for presidential candidates. Dr Lukash says he is uncomfortable about such disclosures.
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Bitter Cold Grips Osw County Bank Thermometer
Overnight low in the city reached 7 degrees with wind chill around 0 to 5 below zero outside readings showed the outdoor thermometer at 1-19 early morning. Residents trudged to work as the frigid spell kept chill factor in the dangerous range.
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Beirut Airport Reopens as Syrian Officers Arrive to Monitor Cease Fire
Beirut International Airport reopened today after a week closing. The first jet carried a team of Syrian army officers sent to help monitor Lebanon's cease fire and security situation.
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MPLA Captures Three Towns in Central Angola
Report from Johannesburg cites MPLA forces smashing a Western faction in the north and taking three towns in central Angola while threatening the rival capital. British correspondents note the shift in control and pressure on Western-backed forces.
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Los Angeles Doctors Slowdown Hits Two Day Protest
MDs in Los Angeles County extend a two day slowdown protesting malpractice insurance rate hikes. AP reports about three fourths of a random sample of nearly 300 physicians were away from practice in the regional protest.
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Alcohol and Teens A Growing Parental Alarm
Analysis notes that teen drinking crosses socioeconomic lines and may be driven by social context rather than individual choice. Experts discuss how culture, stress, and patterns like fast commuter drinking shape youth alcohol use, urging healthier family attitudes and environments at home.
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