Snow Briefing From National Weather Service Han cock
Periods of snow expected tonight with about an inch of accumulation. Tonight low near 10 degrees with northwest winds 5 to 15 mph. Tomorrow variable cloudiness with isolated flurries and a high near 20 degrees. Snow chances 80 percent tonight and 40 percent tomorrow amid gradual moderation from extreme cold.
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Basque Guerrillas Demand Record Ransom for Sanyer Sanchis
ETA kidnappers demand 2.5 million in escape for Luis Sanyer Sanchis,称 the chicken and ice cream king, Spain s top tax payer in 1978 with earnings of 5.6 million, in a phone call to the family 12 hours after the hoist was announced.
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Spain
UPI
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Sanchis
ETA
Basque Land and Liberty
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Sunday features license to be different in Central New York
Central New Yorkers seek individuality not anonymity with personalized license plates ranging from SLUVGOLF to QUEENIE. Reporter Kevin Hyland explains the appeal in Empire Magazine with a brides and grooms section. A Cazenovia College student teaches skiing to toddlers and an agency aids over 25 000 people with job and education options. The New York daily numbers game picked 541 yesterday.
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Empire Magazine
Syracuse Herald-American
Cazenovia College
Why can't we slow inflation by putting the post office in charge
A satirical column questions policy ideas that rely on government agencies to curb inflation. It uses humor to critique the notion of assigning fiscal control to the post office, suggesting practical limits and unintended consequences.
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Washington
US Iran rush to reach hostage swap amid frozen assets deal
The United States and Iran pressed to finalize a deal to exchange 52 hostages for Iranian assets amid cautious optimism. Negotiators in Algiers, with British and American bankers aboard, pursued specifics on transferring frozen Iranian funds through the Central Bank of Algeria, while officials warned against premature conclusions.
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United States
Iran
Behzad Nabavi
Washington
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Algeria
Nabavi
Tehran
Air Force
William T. Lake
State Department
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Algiers
U.S
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Islamic Republican Party
Nouri
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West Coast refiners export oil to foreign buyers
West Coast refiners under Commerce Department licenses have quietly exported small but increasing volumes of petroleum products to Japan and other countries. The shipments include bunker oil and higher grade fuels such as gasoline, diesel, and aviation fuel. exports began before the 1973-74 embargo and continue under a provision to meet historic obligations.
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Newhouse
Washington
West Coast
Commerce Department
Japan
Merce Department
Dan Landa
U.S
United States
California
Pacific Refining Co
Hercules
Calif
San Francisco
Thailand
Pacific Refining
Coastal States Oil Co
Reagan
Martin Anderson
Donovan Denies Kickbacks Facing Senate Confirmation Delay
Washington AP report notes FBI probe into Raymond L. Donovan amid delays to his confirmation as Labor Secretary. Sen. Hatch says questions must be resolved while Reagan backs Donovan. New Jersey kickback allegations involve Donovan’s firm and a dummy corporation tied to politicians and mob figures from 1967.
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Ronald Reagan
FBI
Raymond L. Donovan
Senate
Orrin Hatch
Utah
Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee
Donovan
Hatch
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Webster
Teamsters Union
New Jersey
Schiavone Construction Co
Nixon fights release of tapes delaying Haig confirmation
Nixon lawyers seek delay in disclosing National Security Council minutes and tape logs involving Haig. Senate committee endorsed Haig 15-2 to be secretary of state while Nixon weighs legal challenge that could stall the committee’s access to tapes for months. Senate vote and Haig’s confirmation loom as Nixon defers decision on disclosure.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Senate
Alexander M. Haig
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
National Security Council
Haig
Cambodia
Vietnam
U.S
Chile
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Claiborne Pell
Rhode Island
Paul S. Sarbanes
D-Md
Paul RK. Tsongas
D-Mass
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