Frigid Central New York Weather Outlook
Cold and cloudy overnight in Central New York with readings in the 20s. Old Forge reports 11 degrees below zero as a clearing trend emerges eastward. A weak low brings more cloudiness and light snow with little accumulation. Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow with a 30 percent snow chance. Winds NW 10 to 20 mph. lake effect possible in Squall areas.
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Coal talks off as miners and operators deadlock on hours
Washington AP says contract talks between United Mine Workers and the soft coal industry collapsed early today over miners working hours. Union President Sam Church said the union had not wanted a strike from the start, but indicated the operators did. Church declined to detail the disagreements.
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Blast injures three at U S Embassy vehicle in Costa Rica
An explosion tore through a vehicle belonging to the U S Embassy in San Jose Costa Rica an embassy spokesman said. Three U S Marines were injured one seriously personnel described the blast as an attack.
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Mother charged after six children die in Chicago fire
Evelyn Reyes faced six counts of endangering a child after a three story near North Side home fire killed her six children. She told police she left the basement apartment alone to buy disposable diapers. The report also notes New York daily numbers game result 164.
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Economic value of small foreign passenger cars
When traveling with another couple, using their car proves economical. These compact foreign cars offer efficiency and cost savings for practical trips.
Budget battle over cuts to balance 1984
Senate budget writers face tougher targets as economists from the Congressional Budget Office say Reagan’s plan may fall short. Inflation interest rates unemployment and spending could exceed administration estimates by 25 to 50 billion dollars through 1984, forcing deeper cuts or smaller tax cuts. Reagan rejects the numbers calling them phony and insisting his program will lift the economy, while a continuation of the policy is awaited.
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Saints marching in for pro Dome duel
The Philadelphia Eagles will face the New Orleans Saints at the Carrier Dome on Sunday August 23 in a national telecast pre season game. NBC moved the date to fit network needs while Knicks promoters plan a second 1982 Dome date for the Patriots. The game benefits the Association for Retarded Citizens of Onondaga County via the J Stanley Coyne Foundation.
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Huey trainers fly quietly over El Salvador war amid aid ties
U S military advisers and six Huey helicopters are training Salvadoran forces under a one year no cost lease as Washington debates expanding aid beyond the 25 million dollars. American personnel work in garrisons and focus on training medics engineers and logistics while the Salvadoran navy regains limited capability.
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Nationwide St Patrick’s Day Parades Spark Festive Cheer
Across New York Chicago Savannah and other cities thousands joined St Patrick’s Day parades. Cardinal Cooke urged moderation while Alan Luks condemned excessive drinking. Chicago planned river dyeing. Atlanta Savannah Dublin GA, St Paul Denver hosted meals parades and civic events with large crowds and police presence.
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Rochester Irish mother delivers St Patrick's quintuplets
In Rochester at Strong Memorial Hospital, Corrine Beach and Timothy Beach welcomed five babies born at 5:30 a.m. on St Patrick's Day. The two girls and three boys weighed 2 pounds 14 ounces to 3 pounds 7 ounces, all in satisfactory condition. The mother has Irish ancestry from nearby Ontario, and birth coincides with her sister Kathleen's birthday.
Doctors strike at 8 New York hospitals
More than 2,000 interns and residents walked out of eight New York City hospitals to protest insufficient patient care. Hospital officials kept operations running as talks failed and the CIA declared a 7 am strike across six municipal and two voluntary hospitals.
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