Central New York Weather Looks Warm Yet Sunny This Week
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport reports mostly sunny skies this week in Central New York with cooler temps. Tonight will be partly cloudy with a low near 60 and northwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Tomorrow brings sunny periods and highs in the mid 70s, then fair skies Wednesday and Thursday followed by scattered showers Friday. Daily highs 75 to 80, lows 50 to 60.
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Hancock Airport
Elderly abuse case in Paris involves cleaning lady hosts
Children of an 84 year old woman allege mistreatment after her death in the home of her cleaning lady in Paris. The hosts face accusations of abuse while family members contest the charges and seek accountability.
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Paris
Foreman questions Lavelle acquittal after perjury charge
The jury foreman who helped acquit former EPA Superfund chief Rita Lavelle of contempt now questions the verdict as Lavelle faces a perjury indictment. His comments underscore the shifting view of Lavelle's case since the charges were brought.
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EPA
Blind climbers conquer Vermont's highest peak by touch
Five young climbers from a camp for blind children ascend Vermont's highest mountain using touch, hearing, and smell guided by a camp instructor. Ag.
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Stowe
Vermont
Libyan Captures Man Claiming Pilot of Libyan Plane
Libyan forces said they captured a man who allegedly piloted a Libyan owned aircraft shot down Saturday during desert fighting in Chad. Libya denied involvement in bombing attacks in Chad and neighboring areas.
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Libya
Albany Daily Numbers Draw Reports Winning Numbers
Albany officials released yesterday's numbers with the daily pick 948 and the Win Four sequence 8671. The drawings list appears in the state lottery bulletin and confirms the winning codes for players.
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Albany
Family Reunion Chuckle Notes Travel Distance
Classified teaser notes a humorous take on family reunions where people journey long distances to reconnect with relatives they once sought to escape, highlighting the irony of reunion travel for a lighthearted chuckle.
Baalbek Strikes Protesting Blast in Central Market
Rescuers hunted for more victims as Baalbek residents held a general strike over a car bomb that killed 35 and wounded 133. Burial crowds formed a mass grave, schools shops and banks closed in mourning in the Shiite city in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley.
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Tripoli
AT&T strike widens as vandalism hits Miami lines
Walkouts by 706,000 workers hit AT&T as 400 customers lost service for six hours after cable slashing in Miami and Hialeah. Bell and NY Telephone managers step in, while unions push to sustain the strike. Officials warn of potential longer disruption but prioritize emergency services and essential calls as talks lag.
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Bell System
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CWA
Howard Williams
New York Telephone Co
Williams
New York Telephone
Roy Carr
Jackson
Miss
Pat Kiefer
Pittsburgh
Glenn Bell
Independent Telecommunication International Union
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Ceiling collapse at PATH station kills two in Jersey City
A concrete ceiling overhang toppled 30 feet onto the main concourse at Journal Square PATH station, killing two and seriously injuring ten. Authorities searched for additional victims as ambulances ferried injured to hospital. PATH service between Newark and Jersey City was suspended. The collapsed slab, 200 feet long and 114 inches thick, hung above the mezzanine near two elevators.
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Journal Square Station
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Jersey City Medical Center
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Port Authority Trans-Hudson
New York City
Boyd
Newark
Torch Run Aims For Empire State Games Opening
Members of the Greater Rochester Area Track Club finish a 1 040 mile trans state torch trek arriving at Coyne Stadium for ESG opening ceremonies. Don McNeilly started the leg at Shea Stadium last week while the team travels in two to three mile shifts with motor homes financing by Marine Midland Coca Cola and USAir. Bruce Likly fundraiser and Harrison Dillard keynote headline a week of events as hundreds compete across city venues.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
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Coney Island
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Rochester
Don McNeilly
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Strong Memorial Hospital
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