Sunday Picnic Weather Across Syracuse Area
Sunny periods and 30 percent showers today from the National Weather Service at Hancock Airport. Highs 70 to 75, northeasterly winds 10 to 15 mph. Tonight mild with 30 percent precipitation and a low near 50. Tomorrow mostly sunny with a high around 70. Extended outlook fair Tuesday and Wednesday with 45 to 50 lows and 65 to 70 highs. Showers possible Thursday with 50 to 55 low and mid-70s high.
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National Weather Service
Hancock
Syracuse
Jet Crashes Near Tellico Plains. Both Crews Safe
An Air Force F-4 Phantom crashed in a remote Cherokee National Forest area near Tellico Plains, Tennessee. Officials said the two pilots ejected safely with no injuries after parachuting from the aircraft in mountainous terrain near the North Carolina line.
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Tellico Plains, Tenn
Air Force
Cherokee National Forest
North Carolina Line
Monroe County
Garland Watson
Watson
Tellico Plains
Bill Howard
McGhee Tyson
Knoxville
Coast Guard frees freighter crew after officer killed at sea
In the Gulf of Mexico a Panamanian freighter Evergreen was diverted to the Mississippi River mouth after a gang attacked the chief officer with long knives, killing him and driving crew to quarters. Five men were taken into custody by Coast Guard and FBI agents as authorities investigate motive.
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UPI
Coast Guard
Gulf of Mexico
Larry Starks
Mississippi River
FBI
Starks
Prayer Over Fight Temptation Provokes Chuckle
A humorous line notes some people would seek forgiveness rather than resist temptation. The quip reflects a light take on moral struggles and personal choice in daily life.
Le Moyne grads hear call for optimism and unity
Le Moyne College awarded 436 degrees at the 32nd commencement in the Henninger Athletic Center. Symphony director Christopher Keene gave the main address, receiving an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters. President Haig urged graduates to seek optimism amid global trouble as Keene, a Berkeley dropout, reflected on his path to a music career.
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le Moyne College
Beethoven
Brotherhood of Man
Syracuse Symphony Orchestra
Christopher Keene
Keene
le Moyne
Hen
Ninger Athletic Center
University of California At Berkeley
Frank R. Haig
Keefe
Syracuse
W. Carroll Coyne
Haig
Syracuse Symphony
Berkeley
U S could strike Soviet Union even with ICBM loss
A Carnegie Endowment study says the United States could carry out an assured destruction mission using bombers and submarine missiles even if all intercontinental missiles were destroyed. It finds U S defenses remain vulnerable to Soviet attack and warns compromising credibility risks war. The report notes 75 percent of Soviet warheads rely on ICBMs and that both sides face enduring defense vulnerabilities.
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Gregory Nokes Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
U.S
Joseph S. Nye Jr
Harvard University
Carngere
Ussr
Koch and Lehrman lead gubernatorial polls in New York
An AP report notes Ed Koch leading Democrat rivals with 30 percent to 40 percent against Marc Cuomo, while Lewis Lehrman dominates Republican contenders with 52 percent to 12 percent for Emery and 11 percent for Rosenbaum. Cuomo shines upstate, Koch in New York City and suburbs, amid a mixed statewide mood.
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Albany
Edward Koch
Lewis Lehrman
Koch
Marc Cuomo
Gannett News Service
New York City
Cuomo
Upstate
GOP
Lehrman
Assembly
James Emery
Richard Rosenbaum
Queens
Playboy Magazine
Stull
Westchester
Rockland
Long Island
Camillus woman killed in Route 90 crash
Camille J. Kahn, 45, of Camillus, died after a car driven by her husband, Roger E B Kahn, 52, struck a utility pole on Route 90 near Union Springs. He was treated for injuries and charged with driving while intoxicated and speeding. The couple had been en route to Auburn after visiting Castelli's Marina.
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Camillus
Union Springs
Camille J. Kahn
Crestwood Drive
Auburn Memorial Hospital
Cayuga County
Roger EB. Kahn
Kahn
Spring Street
British claim 11 planes blown up in Falklands raid
The Associated Press reports British commandos raided Pebble Island near West Falkland Friday night destroying aircraft on the ground and a large ammunition dump. British officials said as many as 11 Argentine planes were blown up with two minor casualties and undetermined Argentine wounded. Diplomatic talks continued with optimism in Argentina and Britain.
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Associated Press
Falkland Islands
Argentina
Falklands
Britain
United Nations
Washington
London
Defense Ministry
Pebble Island
West Falkland Island
Ministry
South Georgia
Elephant Seal Bay
Puerto Calderon
Malvinas
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Gus
ICBM
Helen Caulfield
Herald American
Dick Blume
Pyeeram
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Melissa
Christine
Kevin
Paul Curran
Springport
Kahns
Castelli
Auburn
Brush Horner
Stanley
Pebbie Island
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