Central New York Weather Forecast With Showers Possible
The National Weather Service at Hancock International Airport reports a sunny start in Central New York followed by clouds this afternoon. Highs around 70 to 75 with breezy southwest winds 10 to 20 mph and gusts. tonight and tomorrow see 60 percent chance of showers with lows near 55 and highs near 70. Tuesday and Wednesday look fair with possible showers Thursday and daily highs in the 70s.
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New York
National Weather Service
Hancock International Airport
Family Found Slain in Wellington Home
Wellington police and Sumner County deputies found five people dead in a middle class Wellington residence. The bodies included a couple and their three sons, all shot with a .357 magnum. Police termed the case murder suicide with few details released.
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Wellington
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UPI
Sumner County Sheriff's Deputies
Explorers Missing on Antarctic Island After Weeklong Search
London AP reports very slim chances of locating three British explorers marooned for over a month on an Antarctic island they left from. Chilean Air Force planes scanned drifting ice up to 240 miles from the peninsula west coast but found no trace of Kevin Ockleton 22 John Coll 23 and Ambrose Morgan 22 who were on a recreational trip.
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London
Antarctic
British Antarctic Survey
Antarctic Peninsula
Kevin Ockleton
John Coll
Ambrose Morgan
PLO pullout starts smoothly from Lebanon evacuation
The first Palestinian guerrillas evacuated Lebanon by ship from Beirut aboard the Sos Georgious, beginning a two week withdrawal. About 400 fighters left, escorted by a French gunboat, with routes planned to Amman and Baghdad, while others head to Tunisia. Israeli Defense Minister Sharon called the move a crushing defeat and warned of renewed shelling if delays occur as peacekeeping forces prepare.
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Israel
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Sos Georgious
Amman
Jordan
Baghdad
Iraq
Tunisia
West
Shafik Wazzan
Badr Brigade
Palestine Liberation Army
Arab Liberation Front
Yasser Arafat
Palestine
West Beirut
Ariel Sharon
Palestine Liberation Organization
Sharon
No job no luck family hangs on in Onondaga County
Joan Neuman living with her husband David and four children in Cardiff faces unemployment and mounting bills after David has been jobless for nearly 10 months. The family, including Kara who turns 2 and oldest son David Jr., describes discouragement and fear of eviction while counting meager savings and delayed benefits in the worst U S unemployment in decades as they struggle to survive and support their kids.
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Joan Neuman
Cardiff
Kara
Neumans
Joan
David
Neuman
David Neuman
Onondaga County
Labor Department
Davi
Pentagon plans $100 billion effort to double sustainment capacity
The Defense Department launches a five year program to extend combat endurance, aiming to double and later triple ammunition and supply resilience. Officials say current rates would exhaust materiel in about 30 days without additional ships and aircraft. Experts warn goals may be unrealistic due to rising consumption and political limits on spending. Military leaders note historical consumption: World War I 65 tons daily rising to 1,000 tons in Vietnam with Israel at 2,000 tons in 1973. About half of needs would support mobile forces.
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Richard Halloran
New York Times
Washington
Defense Department
Vietnam
Soviet Union
Pentagon
Israel
Candidate's Arrest Staged at Altamont Fair
Republican U.S. Senate hopeful Whitney North Seymour said his arrest at the Altamont Fair for violating a campaigning ban was staged to test constitutional limits. He notes bans at about five of twenty county fairs, claiming the moves deny free speech and fairness. Lev Gaasaid, Schoharie County official, counters incumbents have advantage over challengers in rural counties where fairs are key voter meetings.
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Albany
UPI
U.S Senate
Whitney North Seymour
Altamont Fair
Levii Gaasaid
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