Reagan hard line arms shifts under pressure from allies and foes
President Reagan unveiled a revised strategic arms plan forged under domestic and international pressure. The move seeks to protect MX missile deployment and Pershing 2 and cruise missiles in Europe while addressing allies and voters fears of excessive hard-line posture. It follows a May 1982 Eureka College speech and a Geneva START impasse amid NATO politics and anti-nuclear activism.
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Weather forecast for Hancock Airport area
A National Weather Service forecaster predicts continued fair weather tonight and tomorrow. Lows range from 50 to 65 degrees with highs in the upper 70s. No rain is expected. Syracuse temperatures shown in Fahrenheit and Celsius on the weather map for Page A2.
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Fire at Carnegie Hall disrupts New York graduation
A basement fire at Carnegie Hall forced evacuation of about 3,000 attendees including Mayor Edward Koch during a Polytechnic Institute of New York graduation. A spokeswoman said the fire was under control shortly before 11 am, with Koch present to speak at the commencement.
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Utah flood battle as mudslide drives evacuations near Salt Lake City
North Ogden families worked overnight to shield homes from peak floodwaters while Salt Lake City crews cleared drains. A mudslide at Coldwater Canyon forced 300 residents to flee yesterday, prompting a precautionary return as officials warned they could evacuate again if instability returns.
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Albany Lottery Draw Sees 458 as Daily Numbers Winner
Albany announces the daily numbers result with 458 as the winning number and 1840 drawn for the Win Four game. The notice confirms the official figures and the draw date last night.
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Real estate boast about dream home at ten percent rate
Real estate agent claims a dream house could be bought at ten percent interest while noting a real house would cost significantly more. The remark contrasts aspirational pricing with higher actual costs, reflecting housing market humor.
Move of 150 inmates to new Onondaga jail completed
Correction officers and sheriff's deputies transferred 150 prisoners from the 82-year-old Jamesville Prison to the new 192-bed Onondaga County Correctional Facility in about three hours. The operation proceeded without incident after military style briefings and strict security measures.
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Computer whiz dies in crash in California
Eagle Computer president Dennis Barnhart dies in a fiery crash of his Ferrari near Los Gatos minutes after the company’s stock market debut netting $37 million. Passenger Sheldon R. Caughey, 40, of Tiburon, is in critical condition. Barnhart, 40, Saratoga resident, leaves wife Joanie and three children.
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Young speller admits error at National Spelling Bee
Andrew Flosdorf, 13, of Fonda confessed to judges he misread echolalia as echo alia and actually misspelled it. The crowd applauded, his parents cheered, and reporters swarmed him as he embraced honesty over pride.
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New Mexico boy wins 56th National Spelling Bee
Blake Giddens of Alamo Gordo New Mexico won the 56th National Spelling Bee after spelling ratatouille correctly and placing ce at the end. Runner-up Eric Rauchway of St Petersburg Florida misspelled incor rectly with an i. Tanya Solomon of Kansas City finished third.
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