Kissinger Commission Composed Of Hard Liners
Washington report says President Reagan’s National Bipartisan Commission on Central America is filled with hardline conservatives including Kissinger, Cisneros, Diaz Alejandro, and Brady. Members largely back Reagan policy. Cisneros criticizes U.S. aid levels, while Strauss may be independent.
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Syracuse Weather Forecast Tonight and Tomorrow
Tonight and tomorrow expect fair cool conditions with lows 50 to 55 and variable winds. Tomorrow brings sunny periods and a high near 75. Extended outlook through Tuesday shows fair weather with highs around 80 and overnight lows 55 to 60.
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Weather Toll in Northeast as Storms Plague Region
Storms battered the Northeast with tornadoes and heavy rain causing power outages and flooded transit while Central New York endured soaking conditions. New York City saw two inches of rain during rush hour and Avon and Lowville logged severe totals as conditions shift to clearing with 70s forecast for tomorrow.
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Parsaid meteor shower lights up night sky schedule
Celestial notes say Earth passes Swift Tuttle debris for Parsaid shower tonight with about a meteor per minute, peaking near 8 p.m. Best views come after midnight away from city lights. Venus sets toward the sun on the 25th while Mars rises in morning. Jupiter Saturn and Spica visible southwest.
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Forecasts and Temps Across the United States
National weather outlook highlights mild temperatures in many regions with above normal readings in the West. Air quality remains Good as updated Pollution Standards Index readings show safe levels nationwide yesterday.
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Reagan aides and backers shape Reagan administration
Reagan adviser Wilson Johnson leads a small-business lobbying group and counsels the president on many issues. Richard Scammon heads the Elections Research Center and advised on El Salvador elections. Dr. William Walsh chairs Project HOPE and teaches at Georgetown while steering health policy. William Clements Jr. is a longtime Texas governor and oil contractor supporter.
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Oval Office Panic Button Scare At White House
Secret Service rushed to the Oval Office after a panic button on a telephone console was accidentally hit as President Reagan prepared for photos with the national commission on Central America. Agents deployed from the basement and main floor, then relaxed with smiles.
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U.S. Population Aging as Female Majority Grows in 1980 Census
Census figures show Americans total 226.5 million in 1980, up from 203.2 million in 1970, with women increasingly outnumbering men. Median age rose to 30.0, whites declined to 83.1 percent, and seniors 65 and older reached 25.5 million.
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