Weather forecast calls for hot humid conditions tomorrow
National Weather Service at Hancock Airport warns of hot humid weather with a high near 90 and partly cloudy skies in the afternoon. A sticky night with lows 65 to 70 is expected, with variable winds 5 to 10 mph. Extended outlook shows midsummer heat and fair skies Saturday to Monday with highs in the upper 80s to 90s.
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National Weather Service
Hancock Airport
Sudden Marina Del Rey Explosion Kills At Least One
In Marina Del Rey California a sudden violent blast injured and killed at least one person and destroyed vehicles. Deputies described the event as a tremendous accident with a fire hydrant bursting water high into the air and debris from a car found at the scene.
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Marina del Rey
Calif
Los Angeles
William McSweeney
McSweeney
Associated Press
Turkish diplomat slain outside Brussels home
Dursun Aksoy, a Turkish Embassy attache in Brussels since 1979, was shot dead in his car by a lone gunman who fled on foot into nearby woods. Police said he was alone in the vehicle and that this marked the fourth anti-Turkish attack in Brussels since 1978.
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Brussels
Belgium
Dursun Aksoy
Aksoy
United Press International
Lottery wins reported in Albany daily numbers draw
Albany lottery results show the daily numbers winner 613 and the four digit prize 1363. The report notes the successful draw occurred last night and lists the corresponding numbers for quick verification by players.
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Albany
Patrick Henry would mock taxation without representation now
A playful note riffs on Patrick Henry from colonial times turning the idea of taxation with or without representation into a modern joke about how he would react to current debates on representation. The line frames history as a lens on today's political issues.
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Patrick Henry
Canada faces trade ruling over foreign input rules
An international panel found Canada violating GATT principles by restricting foreign investors and forcing purchases of Canadian raw materials. If ratified, the ruling could enable U S reciprocal actions such as tariff limits on Canada. Ottawa and Washington kept details private while studying the decision.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
Als
Prince of Saudi assets slated for public auction
Assets of Talal Binabdulaziz and wife Al Anound Khuthaiba seized to satisfy a Wells Fargo judgment of 1.5 million dollars. Auction at 10 a m Monday in the Sheriff s Office 407 State Street. One million dollars in General Motors Acceptance Corp notes mature November 1 1984 and bearing 16.5 percent interest will be sold in bulk. Sheriff Lamanna notes notes total face value 1 000 each. Prior sales included two automobiles for 9 000. House on Duane Drive near Highbridge Road not yet actioned.
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Wells Fargo Bank
Sheriff's Department
407 &. State St
Charles Lamanna
General Motors
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Al-Anound Khuthaiba
Binabdulaziz
Khalid i bin Abdulaziz
Saud
Supreme Court
Parker J. Stone
Wells Parge
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Prince
la. Lamanna
Hispanics Could Surpass Blacks as Largest U.S. Minority
A private Population Reference Bureau study forecasts Hispanics may become the nation's largest minority by 2020 if immigration remains near 1 million annually. With 37 more years, Hispanics would reach about 47 million, about 15 percent of the population, while blacks would total just over 44 million.
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Washington
Population Reference Bureau
Black presidential run seen as major hoax says NAACP leader
Joseph Madison, head of the NAACP voter registration project, reiterated the group's opposition to a black candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination. He called the idea the biggest con on black people imaginable and dismissed the prospect as unlikely.
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New Orleans
Clive White
NAACP
Joseph Madison
County proposes trash plant in Onondaga County
Onondaga County officials unveiled a 118.6 million trash fueled electricity plant proposal at Rock Cut Road funded by state aid and county bonds. If approved by the MDA and Legislature, the plan aims to handle about 870,000 tons of trash annually with tipping fees rising to 30.60 per ton by 1991 and supported by anticipated electricity sales to Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.
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Metropolitan Development Association
Rock Cut Road
MDA
John H. Mulroy
Mulroy
DeWitt
Camillus
UOP Inc
Wheelabrator-Frye Corp
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
County Resource Recovery Agency
NRC urged to inspect piping at five N plant reactors
The NRC asked to order five GE boiling water reactors shut down within 30 days to inspect cooling pipes for cracks after cracks were found in 11 similar units nationwide. Officials noted one reactor inspected with no data yet and two more due in October. five plants remain slated for inspection with dates from September to January.
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Nuclear Regulatory Commission
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William Dircks
NRC
Browns Ferry
Alabama
Pilgrim
Massachusetts
Dresden
Illinois
Brunswick
North Carolina
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Pilgrimn
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