Snow Flurries Dwindle With Teens on Tap
National Weather Service forecaster at Hancock Airport predicts snowfall will total two to four inches today with flurries tapering off by tomorrow. Temperatures dip to near 20 tonight and rise to the upper 20s tomorrow, with a pattern of flurries Wednesday and possible snow Thursday and Friday, highs in 30s and lows in the teens.
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Hancock Airport
Stroessner Wins Nonstop Presidency In Paraguay Election
Gen Alfredo Stroessner swept back into office in Asuncion after almost 30 years in power. His seventh straight victory strengthens belief he aims to rule Paraguay for life. Two rivals denounced irregularities in yesterday’s vote but dismissed any challenge as pointless.
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Paraguay
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Stroessner
Iran and Iraq clash over claimed battlefield gains
Iran said its forces recaptured 100 square miles of southwestern territory in a dawn attack on Iraqi positions while Iraq claimed the advance was crushed. No independent confirmation was available.
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Iraq
IMF huddle aims to curb debt and avert world crisis
The IMF policy making body opens meetings in Washington to chart steps for troubled developing nations and lessen the risk of a global financial collapse.
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Washington
UPI
International Monetary Fund
Lottery winners Albany Daily Numbers picks
Albany AP reports the winning number from last night’s daily numbers draw. The Win Four result was G20, with the top number not specified in the fragment.
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Albany
Spring Baseball Schedule Delights the Cold Winter Crowd
A lighthearted note jokes that a spring baseball schedule brightens the winter mood. The item hints at fans awaiting upcoming games and the return of outdoor play, offering a cheerful respite from cold days.
City unveils PASNY trash plan with new contract
Mayor Lee Alexander released a 38 page PASNY contract proposing a trash burning power plant and declined endorsement of either the PASNY or county plan citing budget risks. He urged a joint committee to dissect both plans as the debate expands with public officials and residents watching closely.
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Power Authority
State of
New York
Alexander
Rock Cut Road
Pasny
Jan Scott Kublick
Cabbies easy targets threaten night drivers in city
Cabbies report rising robberies and assaults since November with six drivers struck or robbed, including Jim Klink who was stabbed while on a late night run. Police note threats loom as taxi workers endure dangerous shifts from 5 p.m. to 5 a.m. despite often earning about $45 per night after long miles.
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Ronnie Wright
Donald Martin
Matty Johnson
Fuller Taxi Co
Syracuse
Keene to leave Syracuse Symphony after 1983-84 season
Christopher Keene announces he will step down as music director of the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra due to the demands of his position assisting Beverly Sills at the New York City Opera. He plans at least one pair of concerts during 1984-85 to maintain ties, and he leaves after nine seasons having elevated the orchestra to top rank.
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Syracuse
Beverly Sills
New York City Opera
Christopher Keene
Syracuse Symphony Orchestra
Keene
Edward S. Green
NYCO
SSQ
Green
Symphony
Instituton
Carnegie Hall
Re-entry of Soviet satellite fragment deemed harmless
The radioactive remnant of the Cosmos 1402 spy satellite tumbled into the South Atlantic about 6 10 a m local time 1100 miles east of Brazil NORAD estimated the re entry point between 19S 22W and noted officials would monitor for any fallout using nuclear data facilities The main section burned over the mid Atlantic Ocean last year leaving only the small 8000 pound fragment to re enter over open water between Brazil and Africa The Pentagon said the re entry was verified after radar checks by NORAD and that there was no immediate danger to populated areas.
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South Atlantic Ocean
Brazil
Defense Department
North American Aerospace Defense Command
Defense Command
Stude
Africa
Pentagon
U.S
NORAD
Soviet Union
Eubie Blake Turns 100 in New York Gala
Eubie Blake, composer of I'm Just Wild About Harry, turns 100 with a gala in New York attended by musical luminaries from North America and Europe. The day features a Reagan message and congratulations from Gov Mario Cuomo. Mayor Koch attends a two hour tribute at the Shubert as colleagues from ragtime to classical perform. Rubio, ill from pneumonia, cannot attend in person but may receive the program by phone.
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Euubie Blake
Harry
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Mario Cuomo
Edward J. Koch
Shubert Theater
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