Syracuse Area Weather Update With Rain Chance
The National Weather Service reports a 50 percent chance of rain or thunderstorms tonight in the Syracuse area with a low near 50 and west winds 5 to 15 mph. Tomorrow will be partly cloudy and breezy with a high of 65 to 70. The extended outlook predicts variably cloudy skies Wednesday with a 50s high and about 45 overnight, partly cloudy Thursday, and a chance of showers Friday with daytime highs in the upper 60s and nightly lows around 50.
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Syracuse Weather Map Data in Fahrenheit and Celsius
Weather map data for Syracuse appears on Page A2 with temperatures listed in Fahrenheit and Celsius. The fragment notes temperatures and weather conditions but lacks complete details for full interpretation.
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Sandinista Expels Three U.S. Diplomats
Managua Nicaragua three U S diplomats expelled on charges of plotting criminal activities including attempts on Sandinista leaders lives. U S Embassy spokesman Gil bert Callaway rejected the charges.
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China elects first president in 14 years at NPC session
Nearly 3,000 National People's Congress delegates gathered in Beijing to choose China’s first president in 14 years and to endorse Deng Xiaoping’s modernization drive. Premier Zhao Ziyang opened the session with the annual government report, praising progress and a return to normal political life.
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Lottery numbers: Albany daily draw hits 860
The state daily numbers game result shows 860 as the winning number in Albany. The Win Four number was not clearly provided in the entry.
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Marriage as faster fund transfer than electronic banking
A witty quip notes marriage as a quicker path to wealth transfer than modern electronic banking, framing union as a playful financial shortcut. The line spotlights humor about relationships and money without attributing to any named person or organization.
Khadafy's surprise arrival unsettles OAU summit in Addis Ababa
Col. Muammar Khadafy's unexpected arrival in Addis Ababa disrupts pre summit work for the 19th OAU meeting. Delegates discuss Western Sahara dispute and Khadafy's possible bid for chairmanship, which alarmed moderates wary of Libyan influence. The Polisario issue and two missed Tripoli summits loom over proceedings.
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High court upholds windfall profits tax
The Supreme Court unanimously upholds the windfall profits tax on crude oil, likely adding about 66 billion dollars to government coffers. The court reverses a Wyoming judge’s ruling that the tax violated equal protection by favoring Alaskan oil. The justices also uphold the government’s assumption that no dangerous radioactive waste will escape permanent storage sites for used nuclear fuel, easing NRC plant license concerns. The court refused to reinstate Ricky Knapp’s murder conviction in the 1977 slaying of Linda Jill Velay, but allowed a new trial. It ruled the federal government owns billions of tons of gravel under western stock grazing lands. It struck down a Tennessee law requiring two-year paternity suits against fathers of illegitimate children. The court also allowed the government to shield lawyers’ work product in investigations after litigation. It agreed to hear a Memphis case on whether cities in financial bind may lay off white workers with seniority to protect recently hired minority workers.
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New NYNEX Name Chosen for AT&T Spin Off
NYNEX named as the new corporation to include New York Telephone and New England Telephone as AT&T spins off its Bell System. The firm will be based in New York City with assets about 18.7 billion dollars and 98 000 employees. It will serve 10.1 million customers in New York and New England, representing 3.5 percent of global telephones and 12 percent of the U.S. population across six states.
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NYNEX Chief outlines services for subsidiaries
Chief Executive-designate D C Staley says NYNEX will provide financial management strategic planning and administrative support and procurement of goods and services for New York Telephone New England Telephone and three other subsidiaries. The subsidiaries include Advanced Mobile Phone Service Director Services and Customer Premises Equipment.
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Slayings Prompt Manhunt For 3 Suspects In Chino
In Chino California investigators search for three men seen at a blood spattered home where F Douglas Ryen 41 his wife Peggy Ann 41 their daughter Jessica 10 and neighbor Christopher Hughes 12 were slain. The couple's white Buick and a license plate RYEN 4 were stolen. Two escapees from a nearby prison are being checked as possible links to the case.
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Tale of the West on Fifth Avenue Bank Robbery Capture
A New York police officer on a horse chased a bank robbery suspect through midtown Fifth Avenue near St Patrick's Cathedral. The suspect, Luis Figuroa, 21, was cornered after a manager and teller wrestled him. Figuroa faces robbery charges for stealing $200 from a Chemical Bank on Sixth Avenue.
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Colt would welcome Cuomo in Crucible negotiation stalemate
Assemblyman Melvin Zimmer of Syracuse says Colt Industries would welcome Gov Mario Cuomo to join crucible metal talks if an impasse occurs. George Strichman, Colt chair and CEO, says no closure or sale plans, but refuses to rule out options if negotiations fail.
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