Central New York Weather Outlook Tonight Through Monday
Showers and cloudy skies are likely tonight with a 50 percent chance of thunderstorms in central New York. A 30 percent chance of lingering showers tomorrow morning gives way to mixed clouds and sun. A mainly fair pattern is predicted Monday through Wednesday with warmer daytime highs.
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Egypt arrests 25 Moslem fundamentalists over regime plan
Cairo reports say authorities detained 25 members of a Moslem fundamentalist group linked to the Islamic Liberation Party. They allegedly plotted to overthrow the government and establish an Iranian style Islamic regime, with the group described as underground and active in several Arab countries.
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al Ahram
Unidentified Player Wins 8.8 Million Pa Lotto Record
In Harrisburg a lottery winner matched all six numbers to claim a North American record jackpot of 8.824 million dollars. The prize of 8,824,135.74 will be paid in 21 annual installments of over 420 thousand dollars each.
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Lynn Nelson
Millionaire Harrison Kyle Shot at Bel-Air Home
Henry Harrison Kyle a Texas billionaire and former head of Four Star television productions was killed at his Bel-Air Estates residence in an attack reported by police His son Ricky Kyle age 20 was wounded in the elbow and hospitalized at UCLA Medical Center Police noted multiple shots fired but offered no suspects or motive.
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Lottery numbers draw in Albany nightly game
In Albany the daily numbers winner was 865 with Win Four 0841. Associated Press reports the draw occurred last night and results were released to the public.
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Tragedy hits Circus City Peru as two dead in crash
In Circus City Peru Indiana two teen performers Julie Miller eighteen and Lynn Gebhart seventeen died when their car veered off a curve and struck a tree on the way to swim after a show. Nearly 300 troupe members aged six to teens voted to continue with the four day Circus City Festival despite the tragedy.
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Secret talks mark Stone’s third Central America mission
Special U.S. envoy Richard Stone meets Panama officials in Panama City amid secrecy as U.S. Navy ships head to Nicaragua for war games and possible blockade. Stone’s schedule includes a rendezvous with President Ricardo de la Espriella, with conflicting briefings on his exact destination and purpose.
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Washington
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Ex EPA official Lavelle acquitted amid subpoena clash
A federal jury found Rita M Lavelle not guilty of criminal contempt for failing to testify before a House investigations subcommittee about EPA matters. Lawyer Stanley Brand said the verdict challenges Congress to enforce subpoenas and suggested reviving the old sergeant at arms arrest process not used for over a century.
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Protesters freed as Greenpeace ship returns from Soviet rendezvous
Seven anti whaling demonstrators detained by the Soviet side are released aboard the Greenpeace Rainbow Warrior after a rendezvous in the Bering Sea. The group praised the Soviets for their treatment as they rejoin supporters in Nome Alaska aboard the Greenpeace ship.
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FBI arrests anti Castro terrorist in Miami raid
FBI agents captured Eduardo Arocena in Little Havana after a month of stakeouts. Police say he led the Omega 7 group, masterminded more than 30 bombings and two murders. He faces conspiracy and explosives counts linked to a March 26 1980 attempt to bomb Cuba’s UN ambassador in New York.
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McFarlane Replaces Habib in Middle East Peace Effort
President Reagan rearranges his Middle East team to push Syria toward Lebanon troop withdrawal and restart the peace process. Ro bert C. McFarlane will replace Philip C. Habib as special envoy, with Morris Draper stepping down and Richard Perhank remaining under McFarlane.
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