Weather Outlook Highlights Fog Then Sun
Forecasters at Hancock International Airport report tonight will be partly cloudy with fog and a low around 65 to 70, light to variable winds. Tomorrow brings mostly sunny skies with highs in the mid-80s, followed by humid conditions and scattered showers and thunderstorms from Monday through Wednesday, with lows in the 60s and highs near 80.
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Teen stabbed in New Hartford death leads to arrest
An 18 year old New Hartford resident James B. Davis died from stab wounds suffered during a fight. Clinton man Peter L. Carr aged 25 was arrested by state police on second degree murder charges and arraigned in New Hartford. Autopsy planned.
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Hillside Drive
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Utica
Peter L. Carr
Seneca Mobil Manor
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St. Luke’s
Oneida County
Carr
Hartford
Oneida
Charles Brady
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Crash kills biker on Route 81 near Canadian border
A Kingston Ontario man, 20 year old Terry G. Jackson, died early this morning when his motorcycle left the right side of Route 81 near Wellesley Island and struck the guide rail. Police said he sustained massive head injuries.
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Lottery winners in Albany draw numbers 866 and 807
Albany reported the daily numbers draw with 866 as the winning number and 807 as the Win Four result. No additional details on payouts or players were provided in the readable text.
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Today's features By the time you're ready to relinquish your youth
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Reagan cites Soviet arms ship manifest over Nicaragua claim
White House released two pages from the ship Aleksandr Ulyanov manifest in Russian English and Spanish to back Reagan’s claim of military equipment aboard for Nicaragua. Nicaragua denies cargo beyond medicine and civilian goods. Navy maneuvers off Central America expand as U S forces push show of force.
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Building Collapse Kills Teen In Car On Busy Highway
A wall of an aging brick building collapsed onto Interstate 55 during a thunderstorm, crushing a late model Buick and killing a teenage girl identified as Jean Morrissey of Alton. Fire Captain David Smith pulled victims from the wreckage as two others were injured. The disaster occurred during rush hour, with speculation it was caused by high winds or lightning.
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Protests mark Hiroshima anniversary at Romulus depot border
About 25 women protested at the Seneca Army Depot border line in Romulus to mark the Hiroshima anniversary. A student, Rosamond Lincoln, crossed the main gate line and was arrested. Griffiss Air Force Base in Rome planned open houses with missile loading demos as part of Fort Stanwix Days.
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AT and T union rejects new offer as strike looms
Washington reports the Communications Workers of America rejects management’s wage proposal despite a small increase for some workers. Talks paused after a late night session, with a 2.7 percent top rise for experienced staff and a proposed $2.50 weekly bump for lower paid workers, amid a looming midnight contract deadline and a nationwide labor walkout threat.
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Duayne Trecker
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Spanish tanker splits and fires off Cape Town
A Spanish supertanker of 200000 tons, Castillo de Bellvar, caught fire and split in half off Cape Town. 33 crew rescued, three missing. an oil slick up to 20 miles long and three miles wide threatened beaches as tugboats could not approach closer than 1200 feet.
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