Weather outlook calls for tomorrow's showers and warm highs
The National Weather Service at Humock reports 80 percent rain chance tomorrow with occasional showers possibly a thunderstorm. Tonight 50 percent under cloudy skies. tomorrow’s high 65 to 70 with low 50 to 55. south winds 10 to 20 mph. Extended outlook varies cloudy Sunday then fair Monday and Tuesday. daily highs 50 to 55 and lows 35 to 45.
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Syracuse Ti In Fahra Weather Map Data
Weather map data from Page A2 covers Syracuse Ti In Fahra a forecast segment outlining conditions across the city and surrounding area with expected temperatures and precipitation hints for the day.
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Syracuse
Boston transit wildcat strike strands 300,000 riders
Boston area transit workers including bus trolley and subway drivers walked off duty in a wildcat action over part time driver disputes. Transit officials warned of possible firings and a judge ordered an immediate return to work. The strike blocked millions in travel across the region.
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Hospital life at Crouse-Irving Memorial in Empire Magazine
Syracuse Herald American reporter Karen Cain and photographer Dick Blume spend over a day inside Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital showing the operating rooms and departments in a life-and-death daily drama. Emily Butterfield covers over 1,000 African violet enthusiasts opening their national convention in Syracuse and Penny Soiree explains commuter marriages.
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Dick Blume
Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital
Emily Butterfield
Syracuse
Penny Soiree
Albany Daily Numbers Pick Reveals 815 Winner
The Albany daily numbers game produced a winning number of 815 last night. The Win Four draw delivered 4 as the corresponding result.
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Albany
Argentina diplomat optimistic in Falklands talks
Secretary of State Haig met with Argentine President Galtieri and Foreign Minister Costa Mendez after delivering a Reagan message aimed at averting war over the Falkland Islands. A senior Argentine diplomat voiced optimism, while White House aides described the discussions as frank and useful amid mounting tensions and a British naval buildup.
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U.S
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White House
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Britain
Diplomats push Sinai pullout amid last minute disputes
High level negotiators shift between Jerusalem and Cairo for a second day, hopeful Israel will withdraw from Sinai by April 25 under Camp David. In Yamit, Israeli extremists threw firebombs at troops injuring none and stamping a soldier's fingers. Deputy Secretary Stoessel flies between capitals as Ghali carries Mubarak’s message to Begin.
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Sinai
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Butros Ghali
Menachem Begin
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Israeli troops kill Palestinian youth in Gaza protests
Israeli troops shot and killed a 16 year old Palestinian demonstrator in Gaza City, with another youth wounded in a separate Khan Yunis riot. The dead was Salman Abdullah Hills. The toll rises to two Arabs killed and at least 71 wounded over six days after the Dome of the Rock shooting rampage and tensions over Sinai troop deployments under Camp David terms. Egyptian Foreign Minister Kamal Hassan Aly will visit Israel next week to discuss the Sinai dispute. Israel says Egypt has installed excess troop facilities in Sinai but pledges to adjust deployments to treaty limits. The situation leaves surrounding weather and regional relations unsettled as leaders seek a resolution.
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Bridge collapse traps 12 workers after sections fall
East Chicago rescue teams pulled 11 bodies from the unfinished bridge wreckage with one more entombed in concrete. Seventeen workers were injured while seventy five remained accounted for. Witness James Branncock recalled losing a longtime colleague as steel and cement crashed down in stages. Concluded on page AZ.
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Queen Elizabeth saddened by Quebec charter stance
Queen Elizabeth II, also queen of Canada, says she is saddened Quebec opposes the Canadian constitution she will proclaim in hopes the charter will be good for all of Canada. Prince Philip accompanies her as they arrive in Ottawa for a royal visit amid discussions on North America's colony gaining full constitutional control.
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Ottawa
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Quebec
Canada
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Body found in Oswego River near Fulton city line
Four fishermen discovered a decomposed male body, aged 20 to 30, floating in the Oswego River near the shore. Officials consider a possible match with Carl Markert, a 20 year old Clarkson College student missing since January. Autopsy planned. dental records may be needed for positive identification. The body was found near a sunken barge off the Granby shore and removed by Fulton fire crews.
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