Central America policy changes urged by bipartisan panel
In Washington Democrats on the new Central America advisory commission urge policy shifts after Reagan's meeting. Mayor Henry Cisneros calls for reducing U.S. military activity to ease tensions and enable diplomacy, joined by Robert Strauss who voices strong disagreements with current policy. Kissinger leads the 12 member panel seeking a broad, long term plan with a February deadline.
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U.S. study rebuts throw weight fear in Geneva talks
A new interagency report says improved missile accuracy could reduce the importance of throw weight, suggesting the United States may relax demands for deep cuts. The study, by Pentagon CIA State Department and others, notes Moscow could deploy smaller, more precise missiles and may accept limits that narrow its edge in throw weight. Officials say Reagan ordered the study to explore a conciliatory path ahead of Geneva negotiations.
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Syracuse Rain Soaks Tonight With Thunderstorms Possible
The forecast shows rain tonight in Syracuse with heavy bursts and a low near 55. Tomorrow brings clearing skies and a 50 percent shower chance, high 65 to 70. Extended outlook calls for gradual clearing and warmer conditions each day through Monday.
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Weather Service predicts heavy rains across state
National Weather Service reports soaking rain for New York and much of the Midwest with heavy showers tonight at Hancock Airport and a high chance of more rain statewide. Floods hit Las Vegas while heat closes in on the Great Plains as thunderstorms sweep the region.
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Air Quality Index Readings Explained
The Pollution Standards Index ranges from 0 to 50 for good air, 50 to 100 for moderate, 100 to 200 for unhealthful, and above 200 for very unhealthful. source is New York State DEC.
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How hot is it Discomfort Index and degree days
How hot is it Discomfort Index explains comparing monthly energy bills to degree days. If July 1983 bills are higher than July 1982 despite modest degree-day increases, issues like insulation air leaks or rate hikes may raise costs. Editor Pater Zicori.
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