Weather Outlook With Tornado Watch Clear Night Tonight
The National Weather Service reports much milder weather tonight and tomorrow with a mid 50s low and near 70 high. A tornado watch covered Youngstown Ohio to eastern New York earlier, with a warning for Cattaraugus and Chautauqua counties after a funnel cloud sighting in Wattsburg Pennsylvania. Storms could bring strong winds rain and hail as a stalled front keeps warm humid air south and cooler air north. Rain chances 40 percent tonight 30 percent tomorrow.
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Soviet Central Committee meets amid Poland change warnings
Moscow reports the Soviet Communist Party Central Committee holds a full session as Moscow warns of decisive action to halt Poland’s changes. A spokesman avoided details while the Supreme Soviet prepares for its Tuesday session and a Central Committee plenum on the eve of the Kremlin gathering.
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Habib Arrives in Beirut for Talks on Missile Crisis
U.S. special envoy Philip Habib flew into Beirut from Saudi Arabia for urgent discussions with Lebanese leaders about the escalating Israeli Syrian missile crisis. The mission aims to ease tensions and press forward on diplomacy amid regional strain.
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Bus and trailer crash kills dozens in Iran report
The Pars news agency said a head on collision between a bus and a trailer truck in southeast Iran killed at least 41 people and seriously injured 24 others.
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Husband Tell Says TV Keeps Children Quiet
A husband quips that television, regardless of program suitability, tends to quiet children. He notes the appeal lies in distraction and calm, reflecting a common belief of families seeking peace during viewing time.
Lennon killer Chapman pleads guilty in murder case
Mark David Chapman changed his plea to guilty in the December 1980 murder of John Lennon. In New York state Supreme Court, Justice Dennis Edwards scheduled sentencing for August 24, with a maximum term of 25 years to life.
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Air controller strike averted in tentative settlement
Washington AP reports a nationwide air traffic controllers strike was averted after overnight talks yielded a 42 month contract. Officials said the deal costs about 40 million to the government and faces member ratification next week with mail ballots to be counted.
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Post Office Faces Possible 20 Cent First Class Rate
Washington AP The Postal Service cites annual losses up to 500 million dollars and holds a closed door session to consider raising mail rates without approval from the Postal Rate Commission which twice rejected such a move. CFO Jim Finch projects 450 to 500 million dollar losses this year and 699 million over a 12 month period ending next May. The rate commission says breaking even under current rates, while Postal officials criticize its earlier 3 cent rise to 18 cents.
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Nixon Immunity Question Reaches Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court split 4-4 on whether Richard Nixon Henry Kissinger and John Mitchell can be sued for civil rights violations over 1969 71 wiretapping of Morton Halperins home The decision upholds a lower court ruling while Haldeman is dismissed on improvidently granted grounds The case centers on presidential immunity from money damages and potential further hearings this fall on blanket presidential immunity.
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Atlanta slaying suspect linked by fiber tests
Wayne B Williams, a 23 year old freelance photographer, was arrested after lab tests tied fibers on victim Nathaniel Cater to evidence from Williams home. Cater, 27, was the latest of 28 blacks slain in Atlanta over two years. Williams was charged with criminal homicide and questioned about other killings.
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Khomeini ousts Bani-Sadr and appeals for return
Tehran Radio said Ayatollah Khomeini dismissed President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr following a parliamentary vote declaring him unable to continue. The move came amid executions and protests by leftist followers and mob demonstrations calling for the president's death.
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