Drugs No 1 hazard for cops report warns
New York police concern over drug abuse as a growing hazard to the force with six officers arrested on drug charges this year and four probationary officers dismissed or resigning. The Internal Affairs Division cites an influx of younger officers and a culture of tolerance, noting theft, payoffs, and after hours club visits as related issues and calling for behavior monitoring and stricter controls.
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Anti ERA foes urge state Senate to block revival
Albany opponents of the Equal Rights Amendment rally against bringing the ERA to a floor vote. They argue the Senate should keep its decision after Gov Cuomo and allied groups pressed for a compromise. Pro and anti groups frame the issue as a fight over equality and constitutional change.
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Western New Yorkers safe after hot air balloon crash
Four western New Yorkers were rescued after spending 7 to 10 hours in Lake Ene following a hot air balloon crash north of Freeport, Pa. US Coast Guard picked them up, they were treated for mild hypothermia and released. They were transported to Hamot Medical Center in Erie, Pa.
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Syracuse Weather Forecast Breezy Showers and Mild Temperatures
Forecast calls for showers or thunderstorms today with a high around 72. Tonight remains mostly cloudy with a 50 percent shower chance and a low near 60. Monday looks partly cloudy with a morning shower possibility and a high near 73, followed by partly cloudy conditions Tuesday and a chance of showers Wednesday and Thursday. Highs around 80 and lows near 58.
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Weather shifts to rain after sunny spell. warm week ahead
Weather Service warns of rain today ending the sunny stretch with warm highs in the 70s and a forecast of a 75 degree Monday. Extended outlook shows Tuesday dry, then showers midweek, with temps in the 70s and high 50s. A large system from eastern Canada merging with a Canadian disturbance brings moist air into the region, while Midwest parts see higher moisture and flooding impacts. Missouri River levee breaches force evacuations and crop losses may reach $1 billion across several states. Tornadoes hit Wyoming to Iowa and hail larger than golf balls occurred in South Dakota. statewide corn planting progress remains behind schedule despite favorable crop week ending June 16.
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