Central New York Weather Outlook Declining Sun Then Showers
A dreary trend continues in Central New York with heavy humidity and high odds of showers. A temporary break from clouds is expected this afternoon as a high-pressure system passes briefly, but a frontal system may bring more showers tomorrow with no relief until Saturday. Temperatures rise to the mid 70s to 80, south winds 10 to 20 mph, rain chances 30 percent tonight and 70 percent tomorrow.
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New York
Students Boycott Schools in Cape Town and Johannesburg
Mixed race students in Cape Town and Johannesburg rallied against police brutality during protests. Authorities reported about 6,000 boycotters. students refused to enter classrooms and milled outside several high schools, with no incidents reported.
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South Africa
UPI
Cape Town
St Mary’s Church in Rexville Destroyed by Lightning
A 104-year-old St Mary’s Roman Catholic Church in Rexville Steuben County was wrecked by a lightning strike that started a fire sweeping the wooden frame structure. Officials call the loss total as firefighters from 10 companies across Steuben and Allegany counties battled the blaze from up to 30 miles away.
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Steuben
Allegany
Israel lauds raid on Iraqi reactor as June vote looms
Israel praised Prime Minister Begin for the air strike on the Iraqi reactor near Baghdad. The attack drew Western condemnation but broad Israeli approval, with editors calling action timely. Habib’s peace mission was affected as Beirut talks began. Begin defended the raid as necessary to protect Israel.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Menachem Begin
Begin
Reagan
Saudi Arabia
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Iraq
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Davar
Labor Party
Jerusalem Post
Middle East
U.S
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Mideast
Habib
Lebanon
Beirut
U S Faces Tough Foreign Policy Choices Over Israel Raid
President Reagan faces hard decisions after Israel used U S built F-4 fighters to strike a near completion nuclear facility near Baghdad. The State Department reviews if the attack violated defense only use rules, affecting arms sales and Middle East diplomacy.
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Newhouse
Washington
Israel
Iraq
Reagan
United States
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U.S
Congress
Tel Aviv
Soviet Union
Middle East
Dean Fischer
Polish party panel stalls over reforms amid Soviet pressure
In Warsaw the Central Committee of Poland’s Communist Party met under Kremlin pressure to curb counterrevolution. The Czechoslovak Pravda and Soviet media warned of identical preintervention signs to 1968. Solidarity and the government reached a possible four week labor peace while Walesa met union officials in Gdansk.
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Poland
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Czechoslovakia
Solidarity
Lech Walesa
Gdansk
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Pravda
Trud
Polan
Allen Ludden Dies Host of Password at 63
Hollywood UPI Allen Ludden television host of Password died at 1 30 a m in Good Samaritan hospital after a stroke last October He was 63 His wife Betty White was at his bedside A memorial service planned in Los Angeles and burial in Mineral Point Wisconsin Ludden a noted author and producer earned an Emmy in 1976 for Password and created Stumpers and Allen Ludden Gallery He previously taught in Austin and at the University of Texas and held a master’s in English He married Betty White in Las Vegas in 1963 after co starring in Critics Choice and left three children David Martha and Sarah
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UPI
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Good Samaritan Hospital
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Monterey
Calif
Betty White
Miss White
Los Angeles
Mineral Point
Wisc
Austin, Tex
University of Texas
Las Vegas
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Sarah
VA hospital sit in ends with seven arrests
A three week sit in by Vietnam veterans at Wadsworth VA Hospital Brentwood ended as federal police evicted about 35 people from a tent city on the lawn and arrested seven protesters in the hospital lobby. The protesters vow to continue actions including a church rally and a planned march to Washington.
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Veterans Administration
Wadsworth VA Hospital
Brentwood
William Anderson
Frank Terry
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