Israel to deport riot leaders amid protests and threats
Israel pledges possible deportations of riot leaders while Washington warns punishment may worsen unrest. Two letter bombs mailed from Istanbul to Israel and a West Bank settlement were defused or damaged. 22 people died in ongoing rioting as security forces arrest several. Defense Minister Rabin notes Israel will use deportation when necessary, citing past use.
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Tanker Attacks Break Four Day Gulf Shipping Lull
Iran reported that Iraqi warplanes attacked western Iran killing two children and injuring three adults amid Gulf air raids. A U.S. escorted convoy of reflagged Kuwaiti tankers moved toward Kuwait without incident, while Baghdad claimed a large maritime target near the Iranian coast was struck.
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Iran to supply Libya with chemical weapons pact
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End of peaceful coexistence feared as Israeli Arabs protest
Massive Israeli Arab show of support for Palestinians disrupts daily life with a 750,000 strong strike sidelining schools and work. Protests in Jaffa and Lod left at least 21 killed, raising questions about a long standing implicit peace with Jewish and Arab citizens and signaling a shift toward solidarity with Palestinians.
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Tea Ce OERA Health Journal correction notice
The Health Journal encourages readers to report factual inaccuracies and invites calls at the listed number 470-0011 to ensure full and fair coverage. The editors strive for accuracy and accountability in every report.
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Weather forecast outlook with snow and cold snaps
Partly cloudy tonight with low 5 to 10. Thursday brings cloud cover and a 30 percent snow chance with highs 35 to 40. Extended forecast shows snow possible squalls on New Year's Day with temperatures dropping into the 20s. Flurries likely Saturday and Sunday, with Saturday lows in the teens and highs 20 to 25, Sunday’s low near 20 and high around 32.
Milder Weather Foretold for New Year Eve 1988
Forecasters expect mild conditions to usher in 1988 with low temps across New York ranging from 15 below on the border to around 20 on Long Island and in western regions. In Syracuse temps 5 to 0 above. Thursday warms to 35–40 with a 30 percent snow chance late. Wind shifts ease, flurries possible New Year Day, weekend cold and snow squalls likely. Wind chills reach below zero in New England. subzero chills reported as far south as Norfolk.
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Regional Forecasts For Buffalo to New York City Area
Regional forecasts show mostly cloudy to clear conditions across multiple regions. Temperatures range from single digits to around 40 with partial snow chances 30 to 60 percent on Thursday in several areas including Syracuse, Albany, Champlain Valley, and Adirondacks while winds stay light to breezy from the south or west.
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Verena Tunes and Syracuse Weather Recordes
Syracuse stats show Verena Tunes with a high Tuesday of 22 and a record days like 20.4 inches of December snowfall this season reaching 37.2 inches. Precipitation totals include 7.93 inches in December and 1.23 inches yesterday with seasonal records noted. Surface winds today from the northwest average 15 mph, with forecasted winds aloft rising to 98 mph at 25 000 feet.
Ski Report From Quiet Mountain North Slope
Hew inches of new snow fell on the north slope with base depth steady at mid mountain. Surface shows powder and packed powder conditions with light wind and variable visibility possible in late afternoon.
Heating Degrees Air Quality and Particulate Levels
An obscure weather pollution note reports a Pollution Standards Index reading of 46 and mentions total suspended particulates. The item references air quality metrics and heating degree concepts in a terse data line.
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