Seabrook protest nears three day occupation plan
About 1,000 anti nuclear demonstrators began a three day protest at Seabrook New Hampshire as police and National Guardsmen cleared a makeshift bridge. Authorities kept a low profile though more than 1,900 demonstrators have been arrested over four years. Spokesman Jamie Factor outlined a three fold strategy with three approaches to occupy or blockade the plant and entrances. Maine Vermont Rhode Island and Massachusetts state police joined New Hampshire guardsmen in patrolling the 140 acre site as authorities pledged to uphold the law and protect private property.
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Iran ignores ICJ order over hostages in hostage crisis ruling
The International Court of Justice ordered Iran to release 53 American hostages and pay damages for the 203 day crisis, while Iran claims no jurisdiction. Tehran rejected hearings and denied participation, with officials calling the ruling meaningless as debates over the deposed shah and a new prime minister rumble in Tehran.
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Carrier kept off Korean coast as warning to North Korea
The United States will keep the aircraft carrier Coral Sea off the Korean coast until early June, with deployment to be potentially swapped for the USS Midway. Defense Secretary Harold Brown says intelligence monitoring has intensified though no signs of Pyongyang planning action exist. In Seoul, former KCIA chief Kim Jae-kyu and four aides were executed for the Park Chung-hee assassination amid clashes in Kwangju between protesters and troops.
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Japan backs Olympic boycott despite Moscow Games
Japan Olympic Committee voted to keep athletes home while Spain Australia decided to compete. Carter urged a boycott over Soviet Afghanistan intervention. more than 50 countries reportedly shunned the Games. West Germany backed the U.S. stance. Kabul violence raised tensions as Australian leader Syd Grange warned of loyalty conflicts.
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Lottery winner in Albany draws daily numbers
The Albany daily lottery announced the winning numbers yesterday. The main draw produced 9 3 2 and the bonus number was 2.
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Three die on area roads during Memorial Day weekend
Three area residents were killed in separate highway accidents since yesterday afternoon as the Memorial Day weekend began. In St. Lawrence County a motorcycle being chased by a sheriff's patrol car crashed into another patrol car near Canton. Wesley Verden, 33, of Ogdensburg, died, and his passenger Karen Jones, 20, of Ogdensburg, was hospitalized in serious condition with leg injuries.
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Slight Chance of Rain as Cold Front Approaches
A cold front moves into the area tonight bringing mostly cloudy skies and a small rain chance. The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport forecasts 55 to 60 degree temperatures with northeast winds 5 to 15 mph. Tomorrow remains partly cloudy with highs near 70 and a 20 percent rain chance.
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Sign in local shop mocks shoppers with bikini joke
A sportswear store displays a provocative sign that reads Buy your girl a bikini its the least you can do for her causing chatter about humor and taste in downtown. The playful ad drew reactions from customers and prompted conversations on how jokes appear in public retail spaces.
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