Central New York Faces Brief Humidity Spike and Rain
Forecasters predict warmer, wet weather for tonight and tomorrow in central New York. A high pressure drop brought cooler readings in the 40s and 50s with a 60 percent rain chance tonight and 40 percent tomorrow. Showers and thunderstorms return, with a high near 80 and southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Extended outlook shows continued showers Friday and Saturday, then clearing Sunday.
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Reagan administration backs use of nine-digit ZIP code
Washington (UPI) The Reagan administration has given approval for voluntary use of the nine-digit ZIP code. The longer code is expected to be adopted mainly by businesses in its initial phase.
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Pawtucket Red Sox Win Marathon Game in 33 Innings
The Pawtucket Red Sox defeated the Rochester Red Wings 3-2 in a game that stretched to 33 innings, ending professional baseball's longest game on record.
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Gunman Kills 3 In Montreal Dancing Crowd
A gunman fired at random into a dancing and singing crowd in an apartment house courtyard in Montreal early today, killing three people and injuring three others.
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New York Daily Numbers Draw Results Released
Winning number 020 was drawn in New York State's daily numbers game. The result announced in the late evening draw shows 020 as the prevailing sequence for the latest wagering round. payouts and related details were not included in the brief notice.
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Freeway Driving Teases With Shower Bath Metaphor
A lighthearted quip notes that freeway driving resembles a shower bath where one wrong turn can leave you in hot water, underscoring the risk of slips and the need for caution behind the wheel.
$10 Million SU area hotel planned in Hill district
Plans reveal a 200 room hotel conference center on Marshall Street and University Avenue with a 250 car garage. Syracuse University will lease land to John J. Ginley Jr. for development by Ginley The Associated Inns and Restaurant Co. of America and Daniel OConnell's Sons Inc. Construction to begin June 1982 and finish September 1983.
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Irwin L. Davis
University Hill Corp
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Associated Inns and Restaurant Co. of America
Daniel O'Connell's Sons Inc
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Holyoke
Mass
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Hill
Harris, Kerr & Forster
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Irving Avenue Medical Center
Syracuse
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Bush in Paris seeks talks with Mitterrand on cabinet
Vice President George Bush arrived in Paris to meet President Francois Mitterrand and press concerns over the inclusion of four Communist ministers in the new French cabinet. Bush said discussions would cover cabinet composition and the direction of the government as preparations mount for the Ottawa economic summit.
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Washington
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Teen Killed in North Side Crash on Greenway Avenue
An 18 year old Onondaga County woman Michelle Guyette died when a car slammed head on into a concrete embankment at the dead end of Greenway Avenue at about 2:30 a.m. The driver 24 year old John St Germain was seriously injured and hospitalized. Police will continue the investigation with no charges filed at this time.
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Reagan launches three day tax cut campaign tour
President Reagan planned three speeches in six days to press Congress on his tax and budget cuts. He spoke to the Jaycees in San Antonio and planned stops in Los Angeles and Denver, with security strict after the March 30 assassination attempt.
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Senate panel moves toward final vote on tax cut plan
The Republican chaired Senate Finance Committee nears final passage of President Reagan’s three-year across-the-board income tax rate cut. Democrats protest favoritism toward the wealthy while the panel also backs special relief for working couples and liberalized retirement plan exemptions. Mitchell and Bradley denounce the Democrats’ one-year alternative that would aid households earning under fifty thousand dollars.
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Senate Finance Committee
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George Mitchell
Maine
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