Surprise snowfall skips central New York in mild pattern
Winter weather eases in Syracuse as a low pressure system over Quebec brings light flurries and a dividing line between rain and snow near Palmyra. Forecasters report no significant accumulation expected while Rochester sees over 10 inches from Sunday.
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Rainy Evening With Clearing Later Tonight
Evening showers diminish as clouds clear. Low around 35 to 40 degrees. Some sun expected Tuesday. A2 forecast notes include a brighter start to the workweek.
Listening In On TV Wireless Chats Creates Urgent Friction
A chaotic televised scene mirrors a stormy North Pole day, while real life voice snippets on cellular phones reveal a tense Syracuse soap opera. A driver named Kant peevish or OKC UpsC appears, with a passenger warning of a dangerous roadside menace and a plea for restraint.
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World notices New York death penalty debate gains pace
The death penalty battle in New York grows beyond party lines as a brutal Central Park assault case sharpens opinions. Assemblyman Vincent Graber says the incident makes the issue visible worldwide, with votes tightening and lobbyists intensifying efforts on both sides.
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Contested Panamanian Election Yields Dual Claims of Victory
Gen Manuel Noriega aligned Carlos Duque and opposition leader Guillermo Endara both claim victory amid fraud accusations and irregularities. Endara cites a comfortable lead. Duque touts an exit poll showing decisive support. Opposition calls for a large march to protest alleged vote theft by Noriega’s forces.
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Bolivian vote leaves no clear winner in presidential race
In Bolivia, no candidate won an absolute majority as unofficial returns show Gonzalo Sanchez de Lozada and Hug Banzer Suarez near leads. The ruling party predicted 29 percent for Sanchez de Lozada vs 2 percent for Banzer, triggering a new congress to choose the president.
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