Central New York Sees Rain Relief For Crops
Rain totaling 1.05 inches fell across Central New York yesterday and today, easing farmer concerns. Occasional showers continue tonight with clearing skies and cooler temperatures later. Lows 50 to 55, highs near 75, northwest winds 10 to 20 mph, rain chances 10 percent tonight dropping to near zero tomorrow.
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Hijacked Polish airliner lands in West Berlin
A LOT Airlines two engine Antonov 24 carrying 50 passengers from Katowice to Gdansk was hijacked by a terrorist brandishing a weapon and diverted to West Berlin, where it landed. No further details were provided by PAP.
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Warsaw
Poland
Polish National Airlines
West Berlin
Katowice
Gdansk
PAP
LOT Airlines
Talks resume in baseball strike amid blackout in Washington
Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan, who suggested the blackout, was to attend today's talks as negotiations for the 40 day old baseball strike resumed in Washington. He spent four hours with both sides after yesterday's session in the capital, following over two months of talks in New York. The report also notes New York numbers game winner 642.
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Washington
Raymond Donovan
Donovan
New York
Nicholas Fidandis
William F. Bolger
Postal Service
The Sun Never Sets on Husbands Problems
A humorous exchange where an Eskimo grumbles that his wife always wants a cloth coat, illustrating ongoing marital woes with a playful regional twist.
Tentative accord fails as talks continue
A tentative three year wage deal for Postal Service workers collapsed after union leaders said the final offer contained a serious inconsistency with what they had accepted earlier. Union leaders indicated no immediate strike plans as talks resume and members remain on the job.
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Jeffrey Mills
Washington
Moe Biller
American Postal Workers Union
Biller
Vincent Sombrotto
National Association of Letter Carriers
Sombrotto
Reagan seals diplomatic victory at first economic summit
At the Ottawa area summit, Reagan wins support from the Big Seven for curbing high tech and military trade with the Soviet bloc. Leaders back a possible meeting of major industrial powers to discuss restrictions while warning of the Soviet buildup. Canada and Japan emphasize aid and crisis management alongside talk of East West trade limits.
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Quebec
U.S
Reagan
Ottawa
Soviet Union
Europe
United States
West Germany
Germany
East Germany
Japan
Great Britain
France
Italy
Canada
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Zenko Suzuki
White House
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Asia
NATO
Israel weighs cease fire as Lebanon clashes persist
In Tel Aviv gun crews exchange fire across the border as Israel considers an American cease fire push. Prime Minister Begin's cabinet meets amid reports of a possible lull, while U S delays F 16 deliveries over escalating violence. Habib pursues a peaceful Lebanon settlement as talks progress.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
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Menachem Begin
Lebanon
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Mediterranean
Galilee Panhandle
Galilee
Israel Radio
WAPA
Beaufort Castle
Aychidh
U.S
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Montebello
Quebec
Monitechai Zippori
United States
Jerusalem
Philip C. Habib
Habib
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