Central New York Forecast Shows Cool, Cloudy Days Ahead
The National Weather Service predicts mild winter weather for Central New York with a low near 25 degrees tonight and partly cloudy skies. Tomorrow will stay partly cloudy with a high around 35, winds from the west 5 to 15 mph. The extended outlook calls for scattered showers, highs near 45 Friday, flurries Saturday and Sunday with 35 to 40 degree daytime highs.
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New York
National Weather Service
Quadruplets Born Prematurely in Walton Hospital
WALTON UP I reports a girl and three boys born this morning at Delaware Valley Hospital. The premature infants, each about one pound, were airlifted two at a time to Albany Medical Center for specialized care. Mother Robin Evanitsky, 23, and father Randy Evanitsky traveled 35 miles from Preston Park, Pa. Hospital said the babies' condition is not fully known.
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Walton
UPI
Delaware Valley Hospital
Pennsylvania
Albany Medical Center
Albany
General Health
Robin Evanitsky
Preston Park
Randy Evanitsky
Three Die in Clashes as India Votes in Local Elections
Clashes between rival parties in New Delhi and three states leave three dead during local elections that test Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's popularity. About 52 million people were eligible to vote, with results due tomorrow.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Lottery winners in Albany: daily numbers 597 and Win Four 4228
AP reports Albany lottery results with the daily numbers drawing yielding 597. The Win Four total came up 4228 in last night’s drawing.
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Albany
Anickel Goes A Long Way These Days
Anickel proves its value by lasting several days before it buys anything, making it a practical carry for extended use. The feature notes its ability to stretch purchasing power in everyday transactions.
Cuomo unveils $1.25B jobs plan for New York
Governor Mario Cuomo outlined a $1.25 billion bond program to rebuild highways bridges rail and ports and create thousands of jobs while reforming education funding for poorer districts and seeking fiscal controls. He urged a multi year plan to cut spring borrowing and called for a permanent spending cap tied to state personal income. He proposed a State Council on Economic and Fiscal Priorities and a Water Finance Authority to support local water projects. The plan also includes a study of the Metropolitan Transit Authority and restructuring several housing and financing agencies.
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Albany
Mario Cuomo
New York
Cuomo
Sion
Hugh L. Carey
State Council On
MTA
Metropolitan Transit Authority
New York City
Housing Finance Authority
Mortgage Agency
Dormitory Authority
CIM layoff plan taps three factors amid 200 job cuts
CIM layoffs blamed on three factors as the hospital announces nearly 200 positions to be eliminated in a bid to curb an anticipated 9 million loss. President James Maher cites Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement changes, rising medical costs, and a new Medicare Waiver requirement. He notes cost-cutting could affect services if finances do not improve. SEIU Local 200 confirms awareness of deep layoffs during contract talks.
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Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital
James Maher
Maher
Tarky Lombardi Jr
Syracuse
Lombardi
State Senate
State Health Department
Blue Cross
Elrod
Anne Berlin
SEIU
Crouse-Irving
CIM
Lot of tears shed over cutbacks by hospital workers
Mary Stevenson, after five years at Crouse Irv Memorial Hospital, faces a layoff as the hospital cuts about 714 percent of its 2600 positions in an austerity drive. Many employees react with distress while some find new jobs, though likely at lower pay. The measure hits housekeeping, maintenance, clerical, dietary, transport and data services, with some nurses and social services staff among the casualties.
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Mary Stevenson
Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital
Attorney slain in Utica ties shock to Brindisi circle
Utica police report 26 year old associate Joseph Dacquino was found bound and shot in Louis Brindisi's office at 2713 Genesee Street. Brindisi, grieving his wife Jacqueline who died of cancer earlier, said Dacquino had visited to offer help. The investigation cites no motive or suspects.
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Utica
Louis Brindisi
Joseph J. Dacquino
Whitebirch Lane
Genesee St
Brindisi
Jacqueline
Dacquino
DiMasse
Marine Midland
Rome
Orlando Spado
U.S. District Court
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Alfred Schiano
Vincent Calogero
Schiano
Calogero
Reagan sticks to plan defies Congress on budget
President Reagan remains committed to a budget that includes more than a 20 billion dollar defense increase and a 180 to 200 billion dollar deficit through 1988, despite warnings from GOP leaders that such a plan cannot pass. Laxalt and other senators urge a defense freeze or cuts while aides warn deficits may reach 200 billion. Speakes says Reagan will stay the course.
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Capitol Ill
Paul Laxalt
R-Nev
Reagan
Congress
Congressional
White House
Laxalt
GOP
Senate
Rea
Gan
House
Larry Speakes
Speakes
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