Weather forecast for Syracuse amid storms and gradual clearing
The 60 percent chance of thunderstorms tonight could cool Syracuse. Overnight low near 65 with light southwest winds. Thursday through Saturday showery risk remains. Friday and Saturday highs in the 70s with partial clearing and a return to fair skies by Thursday, highs around 80.
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Syracuse 8 Barer Weather Map Data
Weather map data for Syracuse page A2 notes eight barer entries and related conditions.
Begin Cancels Visit With Reagan Over Personal Reasons
Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin called President Reagan to cancel his scheduled trip to Washington next week for personal reasons. White House spokesman Larry Speakes said the leaders spoke briefly and that rescheduling would be considered later this year.
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Lottery numbers draw in Albany results announced
Albany lottery officials released the night's winning numbers with the daily numbers showing 436 and the Win Four drawing returning 3827. Associated Press provided the report.
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Chuckle note on tongue screw and head humor
A light quip ponders why the first screw to loosen in one's head is the tongue’s, ending with a cryptic Fae? moment.
Nearly 700 Apply to Replace CIM Staff at Hospital
About 700 people crossed the picket line to apply for jobs replacing striking workers at Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital amid a four day strike by Local 200 of the Service Employees International Union. Sixty five strikers returned to work as the hospital began accepting applications. The union warned applicants they would face a 75 percent paycheck fine, a claim a government official questioned. Police and security kept peace as complaints were filed by both sides.
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Schools in Trouble New Study Finds
New York AP reports a long term study titled A Study of Schooling concludes American schools are deeply entrenched in problems and chronically underperforming. It urges far reaching restructuring, including accelerated schooling, core general education for all, and head teachers with PhDs and higher pay.
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Cuban hijacker seized in Cuba after Eastern jet to Havana
A clean-cut Latin man claiming a bomb hijacked an Eastern Airlines L 1011 from New York to Miami and forced a landing in Havana. Cuban soldiers dragged him from the plane, searched him, and seized his briefcase as FBI identified him as J C Montero, though bank officials questioned the ID. No injuries were reported. 210 passengers and 11 crew were aboard.
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Playboy Channel to bow on city's cable TV
Syracuse Cable systems will add The Playboy Channel to its pay service in January with available options for $11 solo or $6 in a five channel package. The channel will require a wireless remote and compete with Showtime and The Disney Channel, with city officials awaiting council action on the proposal.
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