Weather Outlook for Syracuse Likely Wet and Mild
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport forecasts scattered showers or thunderstorms tonight with a low of 50 to 55. Tomorrow will be variably cloudy with highs in the upper 70s. The extended forecast shows a chance of showers Wednesday, then variable clouds Thursday and fair weather Friday with daily lows near 60 and highs 80 to 85 on Wednesday and around 80 Thursday and Friday.
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Syracuse
National Weather Service
Hancock
Bodies Identified of Three British Travelers in Zimbabwe
A Harare family member identified three bodies found in eastern Zimbabwe as British tourists missing since July 14. The victims are Richard Prankerd, 32, his sister Nicola, 24, and friend Alison Jones, 23, with clothing used for the identifications. No new leads in the search for six other foreigners kidnapped July 23 by ex guerrillas loyal to Joshua Nkomo.
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Harare
Zimbabwe
Henry Prankerd
Prankerd
Richard Prankerd
Nicola
Alison Jones
Joshua Nkomo
Forest Fire Near Yukon Border Reopens Alaska Highway
Winds cleared smoke as a massive forest blaze on the Yukon border burned about 400000 acres of pine and spruce. The Alaska Highway reopened today allowing about 300 motorists, many U S citizens on vacation, to proceed toward Alaska after a weekend roadblock. Police warned the roadblock could return if smoke returns.
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Fort Nelson
British Columbia
Alaska Highway
Yukon
U.S
Alaska
New York Daily Numbers Result Drawn At 499
Albany AP reports the last nightly numbers drawing in New York state hit 499. The result was announced after the nightly drawing, with no additional context provided in the fragment.
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Albany
New York
Father Reports Obscene Phone Bill After Teens’ Call
The father of two teenagers contacted the phone company to report an obscene bill. He described the charges as arising from calls made by his children, seeking clarification and resolution from the carrier.
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Eee One Company
Brezhnev urges Reagan to halt Israeli Beirut attack
In Beirut sporadic shelling and machine gun fire continue near the international airport after Israel’s daylight assault. Brezhnev urged Reagan to stop Israel’s actions violating cease-fire terms as U.S. pressure seeks a UN monitored cease-fire while Shamir visit looms.
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Julie Flint
United Press International
Beirut
United States
Israel
Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
Reagan
Beirut International Airport
Congressmen say Israel provoked PLO cease fires in Beirut trip
Reps. McCloskey and Rahall say a Beirut embassy cable shows Israel delayed a cease-fire and moved tanks and artillery into position within 90 minutes, provoking Palestinian fire. They assert Reagan aides know of the pattern and that the Israeli government escalated after declaring a truce.
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Washington
UPI
Beirut
Israel
Reagan
U.S
Paul McCloskey
R-Calif
Nick Rahali
D-W.va
Rahali
McCloskey
Middle East
Capitol Hill
State Department
PLO
Rahall
GOI
Government of
Cease fire must stand says Reagan after Beirut clashes
President Reagan met with Israeli Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir amid U S frustration over Lebanon policy. He said the new cease-fire must not be violated and stressed the bloodshed must stop, signaling a firm stance without direct criticism of Israel.
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Bourj Barajeh
Sabra
Chatila
PLO
Reagan
Yitzhak Shamir
Lebanon
Shamir
Eagan
U.N
U.N. Security Council
U.S
Palestine Liberation Organization
West Beirut
George Gedda Washington
United States
Israel
Nairobi Uprising Crushed as 102 Rebels Killed
Nairobi turmoil ends after troops loyal to President Moi reclaim the capital following a dawn uprising by air force officers. Reports say 102 rebel air force troops and officers died in street fighting, with civilians and additional rebels killed in Nanyuki.
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Nairobi
Kenya
UPI
Daniel Atap Moi
Nanyuki
Nation
Ing
U.S
Eastleigh
Moi
Langata
Reagan visits Iowa to mend fences with farmers
President Reagan heads to Des Moines for the National Corn Growers Association convention then tours a 500 acre Iowa farm owned by Donald Dee and family near State Center. He seeks support while Republicans voice concern over high interest costs and the stalled long term grain sale to the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Reagan
Soviet Union
Iowa
Sowiel Grant
National Corn Growers Association
Des Moines
Donald Dee
Allan
Eric
State Center
Dee
Hartford
Conn
Cenien
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Syracuse Opéra Theatre
Rahail
UPI Telephoto
Oak Park
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Detroit
By James Gerstenzang
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