Brief Warm Up After Record Cold This Morning
After a -5 degree morning that broke a 20 year cold record, Hancock Airport forecasters expect a modest warm up with tonight's low 20 to 25 degrees and partly cloudy skies. Tomorrow should be partly sunny with a high 40 to 45 degrees, breezy and warmer. The extended forecast calls for Wednesday snow and Thursday scattered flurries, with highs in the 30s and lows in the 20s.
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National Weather Service
Hancock Airport
Gas price hike sparks Senate call for action
A panel of senators from major gas consuming states warned that winter price increases have caused 8000 service cutoffs since summer in Kansas City and warned that more hikes are coming. They urged Congress to pursue a rational natural gas policy and reduce oil dependence.
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Washington
Congress
John Danforth
R-Mo
Kansas City
Sen
Nancy Kassebaum
Kan
Danforth
Kassebaum
Senate
Envy Committee
Million in cash stolen in armored car heist in New York
Two bandits broke into a building housing an armored car service in New York, overpowered a guard and escaped with more than 1 million dollars. Police said it was unclear whether the loot was cash or securities.
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New York
UPI
Lottery winner number in Albany Daily Numbers game
Albany AP reports the Win Four drawing last night produced the number 2143. The winning digit sequence畅 confirms the nightly result for the state lottery drawing.
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Albany
Ed Daily
Movie makers embrace age with bold Youth Part idea
The article notes filmmakers propose reframing middle age as Youth Part, framing aging as a positive phase. It discusses creative angles and potential reception, highlighting how studios may market this concept to audiences seeking fresh narratives.
Chrysler reopens Canadian plants after near unanimous UAW ratification
The Chrysler Canada Ltd. workforce approved a new contract by about 91 percent of hourly workers, 85 percent of skilled trades, and 97 percent of salaried staff, enabling six plants to reopen and allowing 4,600 U.S. workers to return from a parts shortage caused by a five week strike. Local contracts remain extended. talks at New Process Gear in Syracuse resume around New Year with seniority and shop rules as chief issues.
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UPI
Chrysler Corp
U.S
Chrysler Canada Ltd
Chrysler
U.S. Chrysler
United Auto Workers
Robert White
Windsor
Ontario
UAW
Wendy Cuthbertson
Ers
Syracuse
Hary Carender
Carender
Conmet
Francis Springer
Councilor McCarthy Dies of Heart Attack at 51
James P. McCarthy senior Democratic member of the Common Council died at his Madison Street home after an apparent heart attack. He was completing his ninth term as Fourth District councilor. Fellow officials recalled his civic service and prior as a Christian Brothers Academy athlete.
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James P. McCarthy
Madison St
McCarthy
Joseph Nicoletti
Walter Ludovico
Christian Brothers Academy
Jimmy
Ludovico
Lee Alexander
Poland seeks to lift martial law restrictions
Poland asks Parliament to ratify a decision suspending most martial law limits imposed a year ago. General Jaruzelski warns not to tolerate unrest and retains powers over workplaces and public life. Solidarity and ICFTU call the easing cosmetic and insufficient, demanding full reinstatement of independent unions.
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Warsaw
Poland
Solidarity
Brussels
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Communist Party
Military Council
Jaruzelski
Belgium
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
Sejm
Wieslaw Gornicki
Panel urges Reagan to engage on Social Security rescue
The reform commission says President Reagan must act soon to back a blueprint, or Congress will lack a timely path to fix mounting deficits. Leaders favor higher payroll taxes and smaller cost of living hikes to avert funding shortfalls in the 1980s. Senator Dole doubts an agreement at the final meeting without presidential involvement. Alan Greenspan leads the 15 member panel.
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Washington
Social Security Reform Commission
Reagan
Congress
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Senate Finance Committee
Social Secu
Rity
Dole
Alan Greenspan
Reform Commission
Socal Security
Lame duck tax session to open in Albany
The Legislature begins its lame duck session facing expected tax and fee increases as a main focus before holidays. Governors and lawmakers dispute how much to raise and which levies to modify while budget deficits loom and plans include tax exempt financing for capital improvements and insurance law changes.
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Albany
Senate
Assembly
Hugh Carey
New York Racing Association
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