Weekend Weather Shifts With Clouds and Showers
Upstate New York will see plenty of sun tonight and tomorrow but a developing low pressure system by late Saturday may bring scattered showers. Tonight will be fair with lows 50 to 55, cooler in valleys. tomorrow should feature sunny intervals and a high mid 70s, with a 20 percent tonight and 30 percent tomorrow for rain. Winds easterly 5 to 15 mph. Extended outlook calls for partly cloudy skies Sunday with continued showers, then likely return to milder conditions Monday and Tuesday with highs 75 to 80 and lows 55 to 60.
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Upstate
New York
National Weather Service
Hancock Airport
Four Fijian UN soldiers seized in Lebanon clash
Four Fijian soldiers from the U N peacekeeping force were seized in southern Lebanon during a clash with gunmen. One soldier was injured and one gunman wounded, according to U N spokesmen.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U.N
Quiet eruption at Mount St Helens sighted
Vancouver Washington UPI reports scientists suspect lava oozing from Mount St Helens crater in a non explosive eruption but cloud cover hindered confirmation. The event remains uncertain due to obscuring weather with officials monitoring closely.
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Vancouver, Wash
UPI
Mount St Helen's Crater
Numbers game winner and a patient declines aid
NEW YORK AP reports the daily numbers game pick was 365. A 96 year old patient, when advised by a doctor to use a hearing aid, declined politely saying she has heard enough.
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New York
New Justice Quality More Critical Than Sex
Justice Potter Stewart said a successor’s merit hinges on being a good judge, not on gender. He announced retirement prompting speculation Reagan would appoint the first woman justice. Stewart noted the judge’s opinions matter, regardless of party, faith, or sex.
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Stewart
Washington
UPI
Potter Stewart
Reagan
Supreme Court
Sam
Mary Ann
William French Smith
George Bush
Bush
Airlines prepare contingency flight cuts for controller strike
Airlines warn a walkout by about 17 000 air traffic controllers could force more than 60 percent cut in schedules and even complete halts. Contingency flights and separate luggage transfers may be required as FAA plans avoid international cuts. Passengers could face rebooking and delays with no hotel or meal guarantees.
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New York
US Airlines
Postal Service
Washington
Lou Eberhardt
Federal Aviation Administration
Pas
John Clayton
Continental Airlines
Eastern Airlines
Eastern
United Airlines
Ules
Delta Air Lines
Continental
Trans World Airlines
Paula Musto
TWA
David Wenz
Reagan to push budget cuts plan in House battle
President Reagan prepares marching orders for Republicans as they enter a likely House clash over a 37.8 billion dollar package. GOP aides say they will likely offer a trimmed substitute to court conservative Democrats, with White House officials continuing negotiations to refine the strategy.
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Cliff Haas
Washington
Reagan
White House
Capitol
Sports Fest baron profile in Empire Magazine
The Syracuse Herald-American profiles Baron Pittenger of the US Olympic Committee as the driving color behind the National Sports Festival a 33 sport event in Syracuse. Teff Rea notes his pivotal role while Kevin Ilyland profiles a father whose schedule centers on his son and their activities. Carmine Coppola discussed by Joan I. Vadehaneneur for the Napoleon Silent Film score.
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Syracuse
Empire Magazine
Syracuse Herald-American
Teff Rea
Baron Pittenger
Pittenger
Kevin Ilyland
If Stars Magazine
Joan I. Vadehaneneur
Carmine Coppola
Syracuse Symphony Orchestra
Landmark
Stars
Syracuse Boys’ Club
U S plans to join in Israeli rebuke at UN
United States plans a strong UN Security Council rebuke of Israel for destroying Iraq’s nuclear reactor. The draft condemns the attack as a violation of the UN Charter and calls Israel to pay damages while urging access for IAEA inspections. Iraq sought sanctions but the U S backed a condemnation.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
United States
Israel
U.N
Jeane J. Kirkpatrick
U.N. Security Council
Council
Iraq
Yehuda Z. Blum
International Atomic Energy Agency
Vienna
U.S
International Atomicnergy Agency
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