Weather turns milder with near 60 degree high tomorrow
National Weather Service at Hancock Airport predicts temperatures will rise to about 60 with mostly clear skies tonight yielding a low near 32 and a gradual warmup tomorrow. A 10 percent rain chance tonight and tomorrow accompanies light morning moisture. About two tenths of an inch of snow covered Syracuse this morning with slightly more in higher elevations.
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National Weather Service
Hancock
Syracuse
Stock market falls as rates worry investors
New York stocks slipped amid concerns over Poland and interest rates. The Dow Jones industrial average dropped 13.50 to 993.61 by noon, with losers outnumbering gainers about 4 to 1 in early NYSE trading.
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New York
Poland
New York Stock Exchange
Four U.S. military experts attacked in Istanbul none hurt
Gunmen opened fire on a car carrying four American military specialists in Istanbul near Ankara embassy sources said no injuries were reported. The four men were described as employees of a defense related organization with undisclosed names and positions.
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Ankara
Turkey
UPI
U.S
Istanbul
Fiery crash kills five in Ohio car collision
Five people died in a late yesterday head-on crash in north central Ohio near Fostoria. Victims identified include Matthew McBeth 20 and Howard Lambert 17 as drivers and passengers Andrea Armon 14 Lisa Johnson 17 and Frederick McGee 22 all from Fostoria.
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UPI
Ohio
Seneca County
Weldin Neff
Matthew McBeth
Fostoria
Howard K. Lambert
Bettsville
Andrea V. Armon
Lisa Johnson
Frederick A. McGee
Soviets Boost Troop Strength Near Poland Amid Crisis
Soviet motorized troops arrive for extended Warsaw Pact maneuvers in Poland and nearby regions as UPI cites a U.S. intelligence source warning of possible war. Brezhnev flies to Prague for emergency talks as Tass hints at fraternal help for Poland. ADN notes fresh units landing on the Baltic coast and troops deployed for a large scale exercise.
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Poland
UPI
Washington
U.S
Leonid Breghnev
Prague
Czechslovakia
Tass
Berlin
ADN
Baltic
Gdansk
Brezhnev backs up warning to Poland at Prague congress
Soviet leader Brezhnev attended the 16th Communist Party Congress as Gustav Husak warned Warsaw Pact unity will act to stop any threat to a socialist government in Poland. Husak cited the Brezhnev doctrine and the need to defend socialism, with Brezhnev expected to speak next day. The congress, lasting four hours amid applause, underscored Soviet concern over Poland's crisis.
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Czechoslovakia
Communist Party
Gustav Husak
Brezhnev
Prague
Joseph A. Reaves
UPI
Kremlin
Warsaw Pact
Poland
Husak
Congress
Soviet Union
Budget talks stall over Medicaid issue in Albany
Senate Majority Leader Warren Anderson walked out of a budget meeting with Gov. Hugh Carey and other leaders as aides claimed the governor wiped out weekend progress. Four major budget areas were to be discussed, including a plan to have the state take over local Medicaid costs over seven years. Anderson insisted federal cuts complicate any expansion, hinting at a possible limited “mutation” or partial takeover with revenue sharing. The budget is six days overdue.
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Joseph Mianowany
Albany
UPI
Senate
Warren Anderson
Hugh Carey
Eugene Tyksinski
Tyksinski
Metropolitan Transportation Authority
Carey
Anderson
Senate Republi
New York
Man Found in Canal Identified as Utican Charles Brandon
In Herkimer, state police say the body of 48 year old Charles Brandon of Utica, missing since March 3, was found in the Barge Canal near Dyke Road in Schuyler. Initial autopsy found no visible wounds. further tests planned.
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Herkimer
UPI
Charles Brandon
Utica
Schuyler
Dyke Road
Brandon
St. Eligabeth's Hospital
Reagan's Release Possible This Week
President Reagan, with a damaged left lung clearing, may need to stay in hospital at least until week’s end. Doctors assess day by day while White House aides expect him to be home soon, following last week’s assassination attempt.
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James Gerstenzang
Washington
Reagan
George Bush
Dennis O'Leary
George Washington University Hospital
Sis
O'Leary
White House
Senor
Syrian Israel clash fears rise amid Lebanon fighting
In Beirut and across Lebanon the newest flare up brings concern of a broader Syria Israel showdown. Syria with 22,000 troops claims to defend Palestinian and Lebanese Muslim populations while backing Christian Haddad forces in southern Lebanon. The fighting near Beirut worsens civilian casualties and risks widening beyond Lebanon’s borders.
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Lebanon
Syria
Israel
Middle Eastern
Maj
Saad Haddad
Moet Lebanon
Istigy
Taddad
Sidon
Tyre
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