Freezing Syracuse Weather With Chance of Snow Flurries
Forecast from Hancock International Airport expects a cloudy week end in Syracuse with temperatures near freezing today and tomorrow. Low around 20 to 25 degrees, high near 35, and a 30 percent chance of snow tonight and tomorrow.
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Polish leaders meet in Warsaw on Solidarity tensions
Solidarity chief Lech Walesa met with Archbishop Jozef Glemp in the primate's residence to discuss deteriorating relations with the communist authorities. Officials offered no comment. Polish TV said Solidarity economic specialists would appear tonight to discuss the economy with a government expert in a one hour program, part of a planned series.
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CAP searches North Carolina airspace for missing Beechcraft Sierra
Civil Air Patrol crews scanned NC skies for a single engine Beechcraft Sierra missing since Tuesday. The plane, en route from Jacksonville Florida to Watertown New York, carried two people Pilot Ken Wade 56 of Adams New York and passenger Doris Vanwaldick of Jacksonville.
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Lottery winner in Albany state daily numbers draws 720
Albany AP reports the nightly state daily numbers game drawing produced the winning number 720. No additional details on prizes or winners were provided.
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Lazy man’s version of physical fitness exercise
A brief feature describes a simple fitness habit: attempt to touch the knees without bending the toes. It presents a quick, low effort approach to mobility and stretching as a daily routine.
Earlier 10 Percent Tax Cut Suggested by Reagan
President Reagan privately floated moving up the 10 percent tax cut to counter recession. White House aides said the idea has not formalized, with officials deeming it unlikely. The discussion, tied to preemptive economic strategy, aims to counter Democratic calls to delay cuts while highlighting potential benefits of earlier action.
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Last miner found after Stillhouse Run collapse in West Virginia
Weary workers recovered the body of Donald Arbogast 31 the last of three miners killed when the Stillhouse Run Deep Mine roof collapsed near Bergoo West Virginia. Three others died and four survived after the Thursday night disaster four miles from Leatherneck Mountain. The block of slate nine by thirty five by twenty feet blocked rescuers as they worked on hands and knees in a 40 inch high seam. Arbogast's family waited as rescue crews labored and neighbors offered support amid the tragedy.
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Libyan Hit Squad Report Denied By Reagan Officials
UPI reports Reagan said a Libyan trained hit squad may have infiltrated the United States to target him and top aides. He ordered protection for Meese Baker and Deaver, while officials caution the threat was not yet confirmed. Libyan agency calls U.S. accusations lies. CBS cites informant with alleged missile attack on Air Force One.
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Daughter-in-law of Sakharov freed
Liza Alexeyeva, 26, said to be abducted by two men in a black sedan while attempting to reach Sakharov in Gorky and forced into a car. She was released outside Moscow three hours later, after urging by Anatoly Alexandrov and amid Sakharov hunger strike-related tensions.
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Hearst admits driving car in fatal 1975 heist
Patricia Hearst says she drove a getaway car during a 1975 Crocker National Bank robbery in Carmichael where Myrna Opheim, a mother of four, died from a shotgun blast by an SLA member. In her book she recalls carrying a non-operating carbine and helping plant four pipe bombs to kill officers in San Francisco.
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