Rain likely dampens Central New York warm spell
National Weather Service Hancock Airport forecasts a 60 percent chance of rain this afternoon with a high near 55. Tonight turns windy with a 70 percent rain chance and a low around 45. Tomorrow brings more wind and rain showers with a high between 50 and 55. Extended outlook calls for cooler temps with rain or snow chances Tuesday and partly cloudy skies Wednesday and Thursday. Temperatures in the 20s to 30s, highs 35 to 40.
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New York
National Weather Service
Hancock Airport
Syracuse wins Carrier Classic title behind trio of Santifer Rautins Bruin
Senior tri captains Erich Santifer Leo Rautins and Tony Bruin combined for 50 points to lead Syracuse to a 67 54 victory over Princeton in the sixth annual Carrier Classic championship.
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Leo Rautins
Tony Bruin
Syracuse
Princeton
Groom Arrested After Wedding In El Paso
Gerardo Hernandez of El Paso was arrested after leaving a church with his bride and charged with aggravated rape and aggravated kidnapping for an assault earlier in the day, according to police.
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EL Paso
Texas
Gerardo Hernandez
Lottery numbers drawn in Albany appear in report
The article lists the winning Lotto numbers 1 36 4 23 27 34 with supplementary 24. It mentions a quiet couple who lead separate lives and do not speak to each other.
Peterson warns Social Security faces crash risk figures say
Former Commerce Secretary Peter Peterson argues in NYR of Books that Social Security is headed for a crash and demands urgent reform. He proposes a one year freeze on cost of living increases and limits on future benefits with a tax on excess retiree gains, warning of a $150 billion to $200 billion shortfall. The group gathered to back tax increases and spending cuts includes Cyrus Vance and John Kennedy.
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Commerce
Peter G. Peterson
Peterson
New York Review of Books
New York
Lehman Brothers Kuhn Loeb Inc
Treasury
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John B. Connally
C. Douglas Dillon
Henry H. Fowler
William E. Simon
Commerce Department
Nixon
Cyrus Vance
Joseph W. Barr
David M. Kennedy
John Kenneth Galbraith
Theodore Hesburgh
University of Notre Dame
Social Security
Million Christmas Trees From North Country Farm To Reach Four States
The Asplin farm harvested about 70,000 balsam trees from 4000 acres starting Oct 15, boosting this year’s yield over last year’s 50,000 and well above the 1980 figure. Trees will ship to New York, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Ohio, leaving fields muddy and empty after intensive cutting by workers.
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Asplin
New York
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Debbie Duprat
Tannenbaum
William E. Asplin
Reagan urges resumption of military aid to Guatemala
President Reagan said military aid to Guatemala should be resumed as it plans elections. He defended Guatemala amid rights criticisms, noting they were “getting a bum rap.” He concluded a Latin American tour with talks in Honduras and Guatemala with Suazo Cordova and Rios Montt, calling the trip fruitful and relations strong.
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Reagan
Guatemala
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Hondu
Roberto Suazo Cordova
Honduras
Efrain Rios Montt
Rios Montt
Air Force One
Brazil
Colombia
Costa Rica
Clark Requires Surgery After Lung Complications
Barney Clark underwent a second operation to seal ruptures in his lungs following the world’s first permanent artificial heart implant. Doctors called the pulmonary incident minor and said his recovery remains on track as he rested in the ICU.
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Salt Lake City
Barney Clark
Clark
William DeVries
University of Utah Medical Center
John Dwan
DeVries
Dr. Clark
Dwan
Officials propose health-benefits tax plan in White House
Senior administration officials urge President Reagan to tax part of employer health insurance benefits. Proponents say the levy would raise several billion dollars and curb rising health costs. Health Secretary Schweiker and CEA chief Feldstein back the idea. Stockman supported it previously in Congress. Board officials note Treasury and HHS involvement.
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Washington
Reagan
Richard S. Schweiker
Secretary of Health & Human Services
David A. Stockman
Office of Management & Budget
House of Representatives
Budget Office
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Treasury
Department of Health & Human Services
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