Wet weekend forecast for Central New York
National Weather Service forecasters at Hancock International Airport predict a wet weekend with tonight showers or thunderstorms and lows around 45 to 50 degrees. Tomorrow will bring cloudy intervals and a 30 percent shower chance with a mid 60s high, followed by partly cloudy conditions Sunday through Tuesday with occasional showers and daily lows near 45 to 50 and highs mid 60s to 60.
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New York
National Weather Service
Hancock International Airport
California Rain Pours Hit Marina Del Rey Harbor
The Associated Press reports heavy overnight rain in California caused an oil slick to spill into Marina del Rey harbor and set new rainfall records across the state.
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California
Marina
Stabbing Death in Rochester Leaves Police Searching for Suspect
Rochester police seek a suspect after 27 year old Donald Walker was stabbed during an early morning argument. Walker died at Rochester General Hospital at 1 15 a m after a single chest stab wound following a fight in a vacant lot at North and Nash streets. The assailant fled the scene.
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Rochester
Donald Walker
Walker
Rochester General Hospital
North
Nash Streets
Walesa aides detained in crackdown on May Day protests
Polish authorities detained Lech Walesa’s driver, his secretary and her husband as part of efforts to deter Solidarity demonstrations on May Day. A Solidarity spokesman said the aides were taken into police custody for questioning on an undisclosed matter.
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Warsaw
Poland
Lech Walesa
Solidarity Labor Federation
Walesa
Adam Kinaszewski
Solidarity
Lottery winners in Albany drawing announced
AP reports Albany daily numbers result 354 chosen last night with Win Four 8459. The blurb notes a casino sign reading Shake Well Before Using as filler text.
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Albany
NiMo seeks 8.9 percent electric rate hike
Niagara Mohawk requests $211.3 million in 1984 rates an 8.9 percent increase raising typical household electric bills by about 4.67 dollars a month and natural gas by 2.86 dollars monthly. The filing follows a prior PSC approved 67.4 million hike far below the company’s request. Endries says the earlier award was not realistic.
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Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Niagara Mohawk
State Public Service Commission
Campus concert sparks finals eve reading day turnout
A campus concert intended as a reading day before final exams drew crowds despite sunny skies and warm temperatures. The event featured lively music as students balanced study plans with the urge to enjoy the outdoors.
Mass protests in Managua target Reagan policy in Central America
Tens of thousands march across Nicaragua to oppose U S policy and reported support for rebel actions in Nicaragua. About 500 soldiers wave rifles and vow to block exiles backed by Washington. Plazas filled with 50 000 protesters as government officials denounce U S influence and banners denounce imperialism. Smaller protests also take place.
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Nicaragua
Reagan
Central America
U.S
Washington
Imperi
Esteli
Ocotal
Leon
Granada
Masaya
Juigalpa
Bluefields
Dora Maria Tellez
National Radio
Augusto Cesar Sandino
Soviets seek canal through Nicaragua
The Soviet Union reportedly seeks a sea level canal through Nicaragua to connect the Atlantic and Pacific, enabling guaranteed passage for its fleet. Jeane Kirkpatrick told reporters at a White House luncheon that secret talks with the Sandinista government discussed such a waterway to rival the Panama Canal and to project Soviet military power in the Western Hemisphere.
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Nicaragua
Pacific
Central America
The
Washington Times
U.N
Jeane Kirkpatrick
White House
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Panama Canal
Corsican violence erupts in Paris and south with 14 bombs
Corsican National Liberation Front claims responsibility for a wave of 14 blasts across Paris stations and southern cities Marseille and Aix en Provence, injuring none. Police defused one major charge, 22 arrests made, and authorities vow to intensify actions to curb terrorism.
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UPI
Marseille
Aix-en-Provence
Corsican National Liberation Front
Corsica
France
Agence France Presse
St. Lazare
Montparnasse
Gare de l'Est
Austerlitz
Air France
Gaston Defferre
Alfortville
Joseph Franceschi
Francois Mitterrand
FLNC
Mitterrand
State seeks challengers to 116 Big Tree champions
Arbor Day prompts New York state officials to invite submissions for challengers to the 116 champions on the Big Tree Register. Commissioner Henry Williams notes the project attracts attention, aids research, and helps protect long lived species. Local stewards describe pride in their champions and invite public participation.
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Henry G. Williams
Department of Environmental Conservation
Charley McFadden
Clinton
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