Brisk New WInd Chill Grips Syracuse Tonight
Frigid conditions sweep the area with temperatures dipping to 10 to 15 below zero overnight and near zero highs tomorrow. Winds from 20 to 30 mph whip wind chill into subzero ranges along with scattered flurries. Travel advisory remains in effect as snow chances linger at 40 percent tonight and 20 percent tomorrow. Syracuse snow totals inch toward season record with daily updates showing 80.3 inches by morning and 79.6 inches by 1 pm yesterday.
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Bomb injures 25 at West Berlin Jewish restaurant
West Berlin police arrested six suspects over a blast at a West Berlin Jewish restaurant injuring 25, including a baby girl in critical condition. An anonymous call claimed responsibility by the Peoples Federation for a Free Palestine.
Lottery winner in Albany drawn number 912
Albany AP reports the daily numbers game last night drew 912 as the winning figure. The result affects local players and prize eligibility in the sales daily draw.
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Albany
Banks call them personal loans because of missed payments
Banks label certain loans personal because lenders become insistent when a payment is missed. The remark plays on the idea that lenders treat defaults as a personal matter, highlighting the tense dynamic between borrowers and creditors.
Careys withdrawal opens up 1982 New York governor race
Governor Carey ends bid for a third term citing the need to devote himself to the budget. Lt. Gov. Mario Cuomo announces he will run, while other Democrats weigh their options. Republicans downplay impact but acknowledge a tough Democratic primary. Several potential Democratic candidates consider whether to enter the race as the field forms.
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UPI
Hugh Carey
Carey
Mario Cuomo
George Clark
Dominic Baranello
Washington, D.C
Cuomo
Assembly
Stanley Fink
Senate
Manfred Ohrenstein
New York City Council
Carol Bellamy
State Power Authority
John Dyson
Divers recover more bodies in Potomac search for airliner wreckage
In murky icy Potomac waters near the 14th Street Bridge divers resumed salvage operations on the Air Florida jet crash. Navy officials hope to raise the tail containing the black boxes as they search for at least 54 more victims and locate underwater recorders with pinger receivers despite six inch visibility and cold conditions.
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Potomac River
14Th Street Bridge
Navy
Stephen Delaplane
Delaplane
District of Columbia
James Shugart
W.W. Hoffstutler
Shugart
Arctic blast sinks into nation with record chills
United Press International reports a brutal cold wave from the Rockies to the Atlantic driving wind chills to 100 below zero in the upper Midwest and a Great Lakes blizzard. More than 248 deaths linked to the deep freeze as temperatures plunge to minus 30 in Montana and northern Minnesota and travel becomes hazardous from Nebraska to Michigan.
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Chicago
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Japanese tanker Hegg strafed by unmarked planes near Mindanao
Two unmarked warplanes strafed the 5,306 ton Japanese chemical tanker Hegg about 25 miles east of Mindanao, wounding a South Korean cook aboard. The vessel, carrying 3,500 tons of methanol, continued to Pusan after about 100 bullets were fired in a 15 minute attack. No group claimed responsibility.
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Mindanao
Pusan
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Surabaya
Indonesia
Hwan Seong Cheol
Hideo Takakawa
Kitanthon Oi Kaiun Co
Takakane
Philippine Coast Guard
Reagan signals higher excise taxes to curb deficits
Washington sources say President Reagan likely will propose excise tax hikes on alcohol tobacco gasoline telephone service and perhaps luxury goods with revenues shared to states while cutting $31 billion in spending and sticking to a $215 billion defense budget. A separate minimum tax proposal appears unlikely.
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Robert Dole
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