Record Low Temperature Sets 30 Degrees At Hancock
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport reports a record low for the date of 30 degrees at 6 a.m. The previous record was 31 set in 1956. Tonight stays clear with lows 35 to 40. Tomorrow warms to 65 to 70 with sun. The extended outlook shows a Thursday shower chance and a 45 to 50 low, around 70 high. Friday and Saturday mix sun and clouds with 40 to 45 low and about 60 high.
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National Weather Service
Hancock
Avalanches Kill One In Alpine Blockade Near Bormio
Dozens of workers and soldiers using earth moving equipment began clearing the main road to Valtellina in the Italian Alps after avalanches yesterday killed one person and blocked traffic.
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Bormio
Italy
Valtellina
Galaxy doughnuts found in galaxy may explain solar birth
Scientists at the Tokyo Astronomical Observatory report discovering doughnut shaped gaseous masses in the galaxy. Using a 148 foot radio telescope in Na ano state they detected nebulas rotating around newborn stars. In Athens Greece two bombs exploded outside the Syrian Embassy and a private school attended by Libyan diplomat children. No injuries.
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Tokyo
Tokyo Astronomical Observatory
Naano
Japan
Athens
Greece
Lottery winners listed for Albany daily draw
AP reports Albany daily numbers results with the top number 753 and Win Four sequence 0154. The may reflect the state's lottery outcome as announced last night.
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Albany
Mother learns kids gain new middle names in joke
A young mother laughs at realizing her three children now bear humorous middle names Amy Stop It Bobby Don t and Jennie Where Are You.
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Amy
Bobby
Jennie
Mayor defends Middle East trip
Lee Alexander, claiming to be an executive rather than a pothole mayor, returned from a 17 day Middle East trip to gain perspective. He funded two days himself and said missing local duties would be parochial, while City Auditor Roy Bernardi criticized him as a globe trotter and absentee.
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Lee Alexander
Middle East
Alexander
Jerusalem
Hebron
Nablus
Association of
Roy Bernardi
Bernardi
Syria blocks Lebanon roads over troop withdrawal pact
Syria blocked key Beirut Damacus and coastal Beirut Tripoli routes in protest of the U S mediated withdrawal accord between Israel and Lebanon. Lebanese officials said Syrians cut the Safar road near Beirut and the coast road to Tripoli, severing access to Syrian held areas while telecommunication links to Beirut were cut. The pact, signed in Khalde by Antoine Fattal and David Kimche with Morris Draper as witness, was the two stage ceremony marking the withdrawal talks that began December 28.
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Lebanon
Syria
Beirut-Damascus
Safar
Beirut
Bekaa
Tripoli
Helweh
Leba
Nese
Khalde
Antoine Fattal
David Kimche
U.S
Morris Draper
Pei wins 100000 prize for architecture landmark works
Chinese born architect I M Pei wins the 100000 Pritzker Prize for designs including Syracuse Everson Museum and Newhouse Center. Recognized for beautiful interiors and exteriors, Pei receives the trophy by Henry Moore and is to attend a White House luncheon.
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Pritzker Award
Everson Architect
New York
Pritzker
United States
LM. Pei
Syracuse
Everson Museum
Syracuse University
Newhouse Communications Center
John F. Kennedy
Boston
National Gallery of Art
Washington
Henry Moore
Metropolitan Museum of Art
White House
Reagan
Jay A. Pritzker
Hyatt Hotel Corporation
Gustav VI Adolph
Sweden
Pritzker Foundation
Jeoh Ming Pei
Canton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harvard University
GOP Prods Reagan on Budget Standoff and Tax Debate
Republican Senate leaders press President Reagan to move toward a spending and taxing compromise that could end the two week budget deadlock. Reagan to host a televised news conference amid talks with GOP leaders at the White House on whether 1984 and 1985 deficits can be reduced through recovery gains or tax increases.
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Washington
Senate
Reagan
White House
Assembly OKs self-extinguishing cigarettes in New York
The State Assembly approved a bill to require self extinguishing cigarettes sold in New York. The measure moves to the Senate as volunteers gathered for Fire Service Recognition Month and firefighters’ week. The bill would let the Office of Fire Prevention & Control set rules within 18 months and cites existing brands on the market.
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State Assembly
New York State
Senate
Uypre
Assembly
Mario Cuomo
Michael J. Bragman
Cicero
South Mall
New York
State Office of Fire Prevention & Control
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