Cold, clear night with 10 to 15 degree low at Hancock
National Weather Service meteorologist at Hancock Airport reports clear, cold tonight with a low of 10 to 15 degrees. Winds west-northwest up to 15 mph. Tomorrow partly cloudy with scattered flurries and possible snow squalls. High near 20, lows teens. Extended outlook: generally fair Monday to Wednesday, lows around 10 Monday and in the 20s Tuesday and Wednesday, highs in the 30s.
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National Weather Service
Hancock
Copter crash kills 1 in Sea of Japan
A U S Navy SH-2F anti submarine helicopter crashed into the Sea of Japan during a routine operation returning to the destroyer Kinkaid. One crewman was killed and two others were injured, with a fourth crew member unscathed. The cause was not immediately known and the fallen and injured were not identified.
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Manila
Philippines
U.S. Navy
Sea of Japan
7Th Fleet
Steve Honda
Subic Naval Base
Fouth
Honda
Kinkaid
Tank blast forces large evacuation at Taft plant
A tank holding 20,000 gallons of a poisonous chemical exploded at Union Carbide in Taft Louisiana, igniting flames. Up to 25,000 residents within five miles were evacuated after a midnights release of fumes, authorities said, with no injuries reported. Firefighters let the blaze burn to reduce toxic gas.
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Taft, la
Union Carbide Corp
Henry Wolfe
St. Charles Parish
Wolfe
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Jules Hymel
Parish Civil Defense
Lottery numbers announced for Albany draw
In Albany the daily numbers game winner was drawn last night with The Win Four number 2570.
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Albany
Making Up Your Mind Like Making a Bed
A humorous adage compares decision making to bed making, suggesting an opposing viewpoint aids clarity. It implies that having someone else to challenge or support you can help reach a firm choice or resolve.
Who Do They Love The Who Fans Share Concert Craze
Ed Gooch Piekielniak from Utica describes paying high prices for front row seats at The Who concerts on this tour. He has followed the band across cities like Washington St Louis Chicago and New Jersey in pursuit of lyrics and connection to tough growing up experiences. The story notes his 30th show with the band and his aging reflections as Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey perform on stage.
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Ed “Gooch
Piekielniak
Utica
Carrier Dome
Utican
Washi
New Jersey
St. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Townshend
Daltrey the
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Panel to Continue Social Security Talks Amid Stalemate
Washington The 15 member panel remains divided over coping with Social Security funding while Treasury loans tax hikes or benefit cuts were floated as fail safe options. Alan Greenspan said talks would resume next Friday as possibilities linger and Reagan and O'Neill could still back a compromise. The panel reaffirmed a proposal to segregate Social Security from the federal budget despite White House and some lawmakers urging caution.
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Washington
Oon
House
Thomas P. O'Neill
Alan Greenspan
Reagan
O'Neill
Massachusetts
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
D-N.y
Treasury
White House
David Stockman
Pete V. Domenici
R-N.m
James R. Jones
D-Okia
Social Security
Congress may set 21 drinking age if states fail
Lawmakers warn Congress could establish a national drinking age of 21 if states do not raise their limits. Rep William Goodling urges state legislatures to act, citing 5000 teen deaths annually in drunken driving and 60 percent of fatally injured teens with alcohol in blood. A Senate version exists.
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Washington
Congress
William Goodling
R-Pa
House
America
Goodling
Senate
District of Columbia
Reagan Signals Flexibility on MX Basing Plan
President Reagan hints at compromise on the MX basing plan to win Senate votes after the House defeated funding. He urges voting funds now with debate on basing options next year, defending dense pack deployment while inviting alternatives and noting Soviet satisfaction with the House vote. Edward Rowny warns of damaging arms talks implications.
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Washington
Reagan
Senate
House
Congress
Oval Office
Ernest Hollings
D.C
Wyoming
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Kremlin
Edward Rowny
Soviet Union
Mothers cry as verdict clears teen in murder case
In County Court Dudley Williams Jr. is acquitted of second degree murder but found guilty of criminally negligent homicide in the February death of 2 year old Amanda Metot. The juvenile faces possible Family Court transfer with a sealed record and no criminal conviction.
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Sharon Meter
Margaret Williams
Dudley Williams Jr
Amanda Metot
William Fitzpatrick
Williams
William Burke
Dudley Williams Sr
James McGraw
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