Brutish Cold Winds Forecast With Snow in Watch
National Weather Service Hancock Airport warns windy cold conditions tonight and tomorrow with 1 to 3 inches of snow possible, up to 6 inches in squall bands. Lows near 20s, highs in mid-20s, winds 20 to 30 mph, precipitation around 80 percent tomorrow. Extended outlook shows occasional flurries Thursday and cloudy skies Friday and Saturday.
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Two hikers found amid New Hampshire snow as more falls loom
Snowbound searchers rescued two hikers in New Hampshire while renewed heavy snowfall threatened the mission. Across the coast, rain and fog delayed crews and raised the death toll to 19. Boston faced a budget crunch as snow loomed and limited removal funds. Most of New England was forecast to receive 1 to 3 inches, with as much as 7 inches in snowbelt zones.
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New York Prison Bond Defeated by Narrow Margin
The $500 million prison bond issue was defeated by 18,699 votes amid more than 2.5 million ballots. Statewide totals: 1,272,672 in favor and 1,286,371 opposed as the Board certified results in Albany. Gov Hugh Carey’s son Michael received a one week adjournment on a driving while intoxicated charge from a prior property damage accident.
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Lottery winner in Albany picks 654 numbers game
Albany AP reports the state's daily numbers drawing produced the winning number 654 last night. The result confirms a winner in the Albany area, with officials reminding players to verify tickets and claim prizes according to state rules.
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I Never Sold Any Paintings Says Aspiring Artist
An aspiring artist quips about never selling works yet recalls a theft at a recent show. The remark highlights a paradox between artistic ambitions and a notable loss during a public display.
Deficit forecast for 1982 budget shocks Congress
Washington AP By Owen Ullmann a deepening recession pushes the federal budget toward a record 109 billion deficit in 1982 and larger red ink thereafter unless drastic new spending cuts. The updated forecast, prepared by OMB Treasury and CEA, also shows a 162 billion deficit by 1984 and unemployment persisting at 8 percent or higher through 1982.
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Air safety deemed sound after air traffic strike fallout
The National Transportation Safety Board reports airways operated safely during and after the August walkout and firing of 11,400 air traffic controllers. The eight week probe found no major safety failures though system adjustments reduced current traffic to about 78 percent of pre strike levels.
Anti-nukes move quietly to step up battle
Associated Press reports an American anti-nuclear movement grows with grassroots activity amid Geneva talks on arms control. Twenty four New England towns voted for a nuclear freeze while activists plan a spring offensive of persuasion. Ground Zero forms to discuss disarmament as public meetings and service club discussions begin nationwide.
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Court Allows Worship at Public University
The Supreme Court ruled 8-1 that a student group may hold religious services on a public university campus. Cornerstone, evangelical students barred at University of Missouri at Kansas City, won as the policy was deemed content-based exclusion of religious speech. Justice Powell noted the forum must remain neutral to speech. A second ruling denied Scots families a suit against U.S. aircraft makers, stating foreigners lack federal court access solely for favorable law.
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Carr DWI report says police investigator drank prior crash
Police lab analysis found Rod Carr had a blood alcohol level of .14 after a one car crash on the Camillus bypass. The eight year veteran is in fair condition and no criminal charges are expected. Disciplinary action is on hold until he recovers to be interviewed. Camillus police found no evidence of alcohol involvement and closed the case.
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