Syracuse Sets Record High Amid Unseasonable Rain
Syracuse topped a high temperature record with 66 degrees breaking the 1930 mark of 65 as a frontal system spawns substantial statewide rainfall. Flood watches advised while rain and gusty southwest winds sweep east tonight, with tomorrow’s showers and possible snow in the north as the cold front moves through.
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Syracuse
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
National Weather Service
Hancock
Berrigans on trial at General Electric plant action
In Norristown Pennsylvania UPI reports Philip and Daniel Berrigan and six other antiwar activists known as the Plowshares Eight faced trial for invading a General Electric nuclear warhead plant and damaging a nose cone. Supporters sang Give Peace a Chance as about 60 demonstrators braved fog and rain to cheer the defendants.
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Norristown
UPI
Philip
Daniel Berrigan
General Electric
Jet crashes near Clark Air Base during practice run
An F-4 Phantom fighter crashed into a mountainside near Clark Air Base north of Manila during a training bombing run. Both crewmen ejected safely and were treated for minor injuries at the base hospital. The pilots were Lt. Col. Richard T. Swope of New Hartford and Capt. James A. Roy of Chattahoochee, Georgia.
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Manila, Philippines
Clark Air Base
Manila
U.S
Richard T. Swope
New Hartford
James A. Roy
Chattahoochee
IRS stay blocks release of confidential tax tapes ruling
Supreme Court Justice William Rehnquist granted a temporary stay delaying release of confidential IRS computer tapes sought by Philip and Susan Long in a 12 year fight to obtain tax return information. The decision orders a response by Wednesday. A music review comments on a conductor though few of his works have surfaced.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
William Rehnquist
Philip
Susan Long
Internal Revenue Service
Soviet bloc arms flow to El Salvador detailed
Washington reports 178 pages of documents claiming Soviet bloc nations launched a major effort to arm leftist guerrillas in El Salvador through Cuba and Nicaragua. The release seeks to justify unspecified U S retaliation and cites shipments totaling hundreds of tons. Meese signals possible direct action to halt arms transmittal.
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el Salvador
Washington
Reagan
United States
Vietnam
Ethiopia
Cuba
Nicaragua
Vladimir
Lago
Esmeralda
Socialist Bloc
Latin America
Edwin Meese III
Central America
Meese
Brezhnev calls for summit with Reagan on arms limits
Brezhnev urged a Reagan era summit and resumption of U S Soviet talks to curb nuclear arms. He proposed cap limits on submarine fleets and missile deployments and for the first time conditioned Afghanistan talks on broader demilitarization of the Persian Gulf. The Soviet leader stressed high level meetings and equality in negotiations.
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Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
U.S
Reagan
Soviet Union
Afghanistan
United States
Persian Gulf
Soviet Communist Party
U.S. Senate
Brezhnev
Reagan Net Worth Put At Four Million In Latest Disclosure
President Reagan is estimated to have a net worth of four million dollars based on a financial disclosure report filed with the Office of Government Ethics covering 1980 and up to January 20, 1981. The report shows gross income over two hundred thirty thousand dollars, with most 1980 earnings from interest, stock gains, speaking and broadcast fees, and a California state pension. his Pacific Palisades home value and sale to 1.9 million likely account for a large share of the increase.
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Washington
Reagan
Pacific Palisades
Los Angeles
Ice of Government Ethics
California
Community Bank
Woman dies in Solvay collision at Wolf and North Salina
A six year old Solvay woman Gloria Powers died from injuries after a two car crash at Wolf and North Salina streets. The other driver was charged with passing two red lights driving while intoxicated and related counts. Powers died soon after arrival at State University Hospital. The crash occurred around 7 a.m. as she traveled west on Wolf Street.
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Solvay
Wolf
North Salina
Gloria Powers
Gertrude St
Anay
Wolf and
North
Salina
Killer stalks a divided Atlanta
This four part series opens with a look at the Atlanta child killings history and nature. Since July 1979 a killer or killers have claimed many black children, with remains found in a southwest Atlanta field. Police efforts and public fear are described as investigators consider possible suspects and links.
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Atlanta
Peter Arnett
Edward Smith
Alfred Evans
New York
Sam
England
Yorkshire Ripper
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