50 50 Rain Chance Damp Weekend Forecast
A National Weather Service forecaster at Hancock Airport predicts a 50 percent chance of rain tonight with scattered showers through the weekend. Lows near 45 to 50 tonight, highs around 75 tomorrow. Sunday through Tuesday show scattered showers through Monday and fair skies Tuesday, with daily lows near 50 Sunday and Monday and 35 to 40 Tuesday. Highs expected from 65 down to 50s.
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National Weather Service
Hancock
Shelling resumes in Shouf mountains amid Beirut alert
Shelling resumed in the Shouf mountains east of Beirut after President Amin Gemayel ordered troops on alert and demanded an end to Syrian interference. Official Beirut Radio said fighting between rightist Christian factions and Syrian-backed Muslim leftists killed at least eight civilians and wounded 25 yesterday.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Amin Gemayel
Shouf
Walesa Attacked By Communist Paper In Poland
A leading Polish Communist Party newspaper derides Lech Walesa as a sparrow and claims Western media puff up his status. It calls him a haopoe, a symbol of stupidity, as part of a campaign to undermine his stature with Poles.
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Warsaw
Poland
UPI
Today
Solidarity
Lech Walesa
Trybuna Ludu
Walesa
Lottery winners ALBANY daily numbers 314
The Albany AP report states the state's daily numbers drawing produced the winning number 314. The Win Four result is not shown in the available text.
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Albany
Bank Robbers Share Friday Weekend Theme
A lighthearted note holds that statistics show half of bank robberies occur on Fridays. The joke implies criminals are no more weekend ready than the average person.
Dairy farmers win third round in milk tax fight
Federal judge in South Carolina granted a temporary restraining order delaying the 50 cent per 100 pounds milk tax. Judge Matthew J. Perry ordered return of any funds already collected and praised the farmers' persistence as the fight enters round three with more rounds to come.
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South Carolina
District Court
Matthew J. Perry
Agriculture
John R. Black
Navarino
Bruce Norris
Norris
Perry
Onondaga County
Edward Mulroy
Syracuse
Howard G. Munson
Yeterday
Mulroy
Marcellus
Munson
Hitler diaries forged say German officials and experts
West Germany experts tested three of 62 volumes claimed as Adolf Hitler diaries and concluded they are forged. Interior Minister Friederich Zimmermann said the material could not come from Hitler and was produced after the war. Stern magazine, which published excerpts, and the Sunday Times said they would reassess plans. Federal Archives and its partners examined three volumes in Frankfurt.
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Frankfurt
West Germany
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Friederich Zimmermann
Bonn
Stern Magazine
Sunday Times of London
Federal Archives
Hans Booms
Federal Criminal Office
Wiesbaden
Federal Bureau of Standards
Unemployment dips as 360000 jobs added in April
The U S civilian unemployment rate fell to 10.2 percent in April as about 360000 jobs were created, with employment rising to over 99 4 million. Adult women gained, while adult men saw a slight rise in joblessness, and average work hours reached 40.1 per week the highest since 1981.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
United States
Census Bureau
U.S
Syracuse Area
State Labor Department
Onondaga
Oswego
Madison
Kidnapper Harris Released Quietly After Hearst Case
Bill Harris and his wife Emily Harris, convicted in the 1974 Patty Hearst kidnapping, have been released from California prisons and are living in Alameda County. Harris may work as a paralegal while Emily seeks a computer-related job. Hearst, asked about the release, said she does not care.
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Oakland
Calif
UPI
Bill Harris
Patty Hearst
Stuart Hanlon
Harris
Emily
California
San Luis Robispo
Emily Harrs
California Institution For Women
Frontera
Hanlon
Harrises
John Dillon
San Luis Obispo
Alameda County
Bay
San Francisco
Miss Hearst
William Randolph Tharst
Israelis approve Lebanon pullout plan with reservations
The Israeli Cabinet approved in principle the Shultz negotiated Lebanon withdrawal, while voicing reservations on several security and political questions. A daylong debate split ministers. Begin and others want clarifications before troop withdrawal, with some ministers criticizing the pact as inadequate.
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Dan Meridor
Israel
Lebanon
Meridor
Yitzhak Modai
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