Snow Falls Across Central New York Weekend
The National Weather Service reports a 65 inch snow blanket across Central New York with more snow possible tonight. Skies stay cloudy as temperatures fall to about 20 degrees at Hancock Airport. Overnight precipitation chance is 80 percent, easing to 60 percent tomorrow with a mid 20s high. Wednesday and Thursday look fair with highs near 30.
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Stop Koch Coupon Returns Rise After NYC Mayor Remarks
A total of 7,308 Stop Koch coupons were returned to the Herald Journal American, with more responses arriving each mail delivery. The campaign began after Edward Koch criticized upstate life in a Playboy interview, prompting readers to oppose his gubernatorial candidacy.
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Probe ordered into 1979 Greensboro deaths at protest
A federal grand jury will be empaneled to hear evidence about the deaths of five demonstrators and nine wounded at a 1979 Death to the Klan rally in Greensboro North Carolina. The rally was sponsored by the Communist Party.
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Albany Daily Numbers Draw Sees 318 Win
Lottery officials in Albany report the nightly numbers drawing produced a winner with number 318. The result was announced by AP after the state's daily numbers game.
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Lost argument humor slips past clear reasons
A lighthearted quip notes some people refuse to admit defeat in an argument. They simply believe they failed to state their position clearly, turning the loss into a misstep rather than a rebuttal.
Five Deaths Blamed on Winter Storm Fury in New York
A late winter storm dumped up to nearly 10 inches in parts of Northeastern New York, killing five people including a Saratoga County highway worker buried in a sandpile. The system caused hazardous driving, school closures, and public transit delays, with snow totals varying by location from Albany to Buffalo and Rochester.
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Supreme Court rules PACs not guaranteed speedy review
The Supreme Court unanimously held business-based political action committees have no right to expedited consideration under the Federal Election Campaign Act. Justice O'Connor noted only three groups qualify for fast review: the Federal Election Commission, national party committees, and eligible presidential voters.
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Purim Fun and Fests Highlight Jewish Holiday
Today marks Purim a festive Jewish holiday with no heavy theology Rabbi Laurence A Schlesinger says its broad appeal lies in celebration The Magillah scroll tells how Persian decree sought massacre of Jews Haman the villain is hissed grogger sounds doodled to drown his name Mordecai and Esther drive the tale concluding on Page A2
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