Storm system eases with showers in central New York
A storm dropped nearly half an inch of rain in central New York yesterday before a cold front moved in. Tonight will be partly cloudy and warm with a low around 55 to 60. Tomorrow, expect clouds and showers as a low pressure system moves in, with a high in the mid 70s and a 70 percent chance of rain. Winds will be light, with a 10 percent chance tonight. Fair weather returns Wednesday, though more rain is forecast Thursday and Friday.
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Lost girl found after three days in Adirondack search
A 10-year-old girl from Saranac Lake, Kathryn Dekkers, who vanished Friday during a hike on Ampersand Mountain in Franklin County, was found today in good health on Ampersand Pond. Over 100 rangers and volunteers searched the Adirondacks, and authorities planned to bring her out around noon.
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Fires Rage in Utah Forces National Guard Help
fires rage in Utah as national guardsmen assist crews battling range fires that destroyed three homes and burned through more than 70000 acres of sagebrush juniper and brush amid wild weather and rugged terrain.
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Missing $1.5 million art treasures at UC Berkeley museum
Berkeley officials report $1.5 million in rare artifacts missing from the Lawie Museum of Anthropology inventory, following a prior $370,000 theft three months earlier.
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Weekend Shopper Breaks Century Mark at Supermarket
A man boasts he finally scored a hundred during the weekend not on the golf course but while shopping. The claim highlights a humorous twist as ordinary errands yield an unlikely milestone.
Politics and sport collide at festival amid Olympic tour talk
Rain-shrouded National Sports Festival unfolds with 33 sports and a political cloud over the 1984 Los Angeles Games. U S Olympic Committee President William Simon and Eastern Rugby Union chief Tom Selfridge hold hours of talks on a potential US tour by South Africa’s Springboks, with no conclusions reached and more discussions planned next week.
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Reagan to press tax cut in national address
President Reagan opens the final push for his tax cut plan with an Oval Office address expected to frame the proposal as essential to economic recovery. He travels between Camp David and Washington, meeting lawmakers ahead of a crucial House vote while networks plan immediate rebuttals from Democrats.
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Royal Wedding Prep Eases Diana Nerves Ahead of Ceremony
Two days before the wedding Diana Spencer endears herself to fans as cameras chase her at polo and other royal events. Charles supports her as tabloids hype Di Day and warnings swirl about the final preps. Queen Elizabeth hosts a Buckingham Palace gala for guests including Mrs Reagan ahead of St Paul’s Cathedral rites.
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Thompson to run probe of Casey inquiry hired veteran investigator
The Senate Intelligence Committee named Nashville attorney Fred Thompson as special counsel to probe embattled CIA Director William J. Casey. Thompson, a Watergate veteran and associate of Senate Majority Leader Howard Baker, will lead the inquiry amid new questions about a CIA covert plan to topple Libyan leader Muammar Kadafy. Officials declined to comment on the Libyan operation as Casey pressed to defend his job.
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Truce broken again as Gaza war flareups mount in Lebanon
Palestinian guerrillas fired rockets and artillery at a Christian militia enclave in southern Lebanon, shattering a cease-fire in force since Friday. Israeli jets breached the sound barrier but no flights over Beirut were allowed, and no casualties were reported. The shelling targeted villages west of the Israeli border near Misgav Am. No Israeli strikes hit Lebanon in return.
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