Mild weather continues with cooler night near 30
A National Weather Service forecaster at Hancock Airport says mild temperatures persist through tomorrow. Tonight will be clear with a low around 30 degrees. Tomorrow will be mostly cloudy with highs of 45 to 50 degrees and no precipitation.
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Hancock Airport
Jobless Claims Rise to 502000 in Latest Week
The Labor Department reported 502000 new unemployment claims in the latest measuring week, up 30000 from the prior period. This marks the second rise this year, a sign of renewed weakness in the labor market.
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UPI
Labor Department
Lava Devours Home as Kilauea Threatens Royal Gardens
Kilauea Valeano unleashed a 30 foot lava wall through a Hawaii housing subdivision in Kalapana, engulfing an evacuated home and threatening several others. Civil Defense spokesman Harry Kim said a northeast corner house was buried under lava. All 50 homes on one acre plots in Royal Gardens were evacuated yesterday.
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Kidnapper hunted near Vero Beach Florida
FBI agents and police converged on Vero Beach as they search thick woods and bogs for a man who abducted a 4 year old boy after tying up a maid caring for the child. The child and parents remain unidentified to protect privacy.
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FBI
Atlantic
South Florida
Albany Daily Numbers Draw Winners Announced
In Albany the state daily numbers game result last night showed the winning number 464. The Win Four set was 5446 confirming a local draw outcome with no further details provided.
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Albany
Actor changes name to Exit after in lights fame
A performer who once lamented seeing his name in lights finally achieves recognition and rebrands himself as Exit. The move signals a bold new chapter for the actor as he embraces a stark, attention grabbing moniker.
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Bullets Tied to Pipines Killing Probe
Ballistics tests compare the bullet from Manlius businessman James Pipines shot at his home with slugs found in a tree at Cynthia Pugh's Lakeport residence. Pugh, office manager for Central City Roofing, is a suspect with uncharged status, while Husband Gary Pugh holds two handguns. several thousand dollars in Pipines firm checks were found with her.
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James Pipines
Cynthia Pugh
Lakeport
Pugh
Pipines
Central City Roofing
Gary
Hunt Lane
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William Fitzpatrick
Ford draws 774 at Syracuse dinner for former president
Eva Karpenko watched Gerald Ford greet guests at a Sheraton Convention Center dinner where 774 attendees paid 150 dollars a plate. Ford signed autographs for Republicans while a press conference shifted from the Sheraton to Exec Air near Syracuse Hancock International Airport, with two months of planning and Secret Service coordination.
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Sheraton Convention Center
Gerald Ford
Ford
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William Schofield
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Exec Air
Syracuse Hancock International Airport
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Schofield
Secret Service
Josh Wells
Sheraton Inn
Liverpool
Ford Urges GOP Unity at Syracuse Dinner
Former President Gerald R. Ford urged Republican unity at a Sheraton Convention Center event sponsored by a new County GOP fundraising arm. He urged a strong, clean party for 1984 while noting Mondale as front-runner and cautioning against dismissing Democratic contenders.
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Onondaga County Republican Committee
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Sheraton Convention Center
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Syracuse
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Bond, Schoeneck & King
Committee For Responsible Government
County
Republican Committee
Congress
Walter Mondale
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Reagan
Oil tree A Brazilian source of diesel like oil factored by experts
A Brazilian tree Copaifera multijuga yields diesel-like oil by drilling a trunk hole. Five to six gallons drip in a 24 hour span, oil harvested every six months. Nobel laureate Melvin Calvin supports its fuel potential. Brazil tests its viability for U S use and medicine.
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Washington
Brazil
Melvin Calvin
University of California, Berkeley
United States
Boston Power Restored Efforts After Manhole blast
Crews from Boston Edison labored through the night to restore service after a fiery manhole explosion blacked out a six mile area and trapped hundreds in elevators. Police banned traffic in the financial district as 50 workers rerouted cables amid flooding and rain. temporary fixes may end by afternoon and full restoration could take a week.
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Financial
Boston Edison Co
John A. Vitagliano
Edison
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