Central New York Weather Outlook This Week
The National Weather Service at Hancock Field reports a fair week with scattered thunderstorms late in the period. Tonight will be cool and clear with lows 55 to 60. Tomorrow will be sunny with highs 85 to 90 and the extended outlook shows more storms Thursday and Friday, then a fair Saturday.
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Lottery numbers announced in Albany win draw
The states daily numbers game winner for Albany was 769 and the Win Four result was 0155, reported by the Associated Press.
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Nap to win the crowd, a playful life advice quip
A lighthearted line suggests that taking a nap can unlock charisma and ease in social situations, implying rest improves charm and approachability. The remark frames sleep as a simple, universal secret to drawing attention and goodwill from others.
Protest at Seneca Army Depot Ends With 242 Nabbed
ROMULUS A clash outside the Seneca Army Depot drew about 2,000 women labeled un American by locals and 200 flag waving neighbors. About 50 deputies formed a barrier as helicopters hovered and journalists moved through banners. Police set razor wire and protesters decorated the fence with PROTEST.
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Stone Calls the Useful on Central America Tour
U S special envoy Richard Stone returned from an 11 day Latin American trip saying discussions were quite useful while declining to detail talks with a Salvadoran leftist leader or a possible Nicaraguan snub. He planned to brief Reagan and Shultz and meet Kissinger as part of ongoing efforts to resolve Central American turmoil.
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Boy recalls book lesson to stay alive in Adirondacks
Skan eateles teen Alexander Ross, 13, spent a 25 hour ordeal alone in central Adirondacks woods. Wet, hungry, insect bitten, he slept on fern and ate wild onion until found late Sunday afternoon. A veteran forest ranger called him an uncommon man of the woods.
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Inside the Binghamton building a costly cleanup saga unfolds
The state spent nearly 13 million dollars since a February 1981 fire to clean the Binghamton State Office Building amid deadly chemicals, shifting plans from demolition to cleaning, while unclear what constitutes safe cleanup levels and who bears liability. The effort began with a government inspection, led to Versar Inc and a high overhead contract, and raised questions about ongoing costs and future steps.
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