Central New York Weather: Cool Week Ahead Forecast
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport says May will stay cool and gray for most of the week. Tonight's low near 45 with southwest winds 5 to 15 mph. Tuesday brings variable clouds and a 40 percent chance of showers or storms and a high near 70. Thursday to Saturday stay cool with lows near 40 and highs in the 50s to around 60. Friday and Saturday look fair with lows in the 30s and highs near 40 Saturday, around 60.
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Syracuse Te In Fahrenheit Weather Map Data
Readable fragment notes a weather map item labeled Syracuse Te in Fahrenheit on page A2. No full events or details available. summary reflects the location and content tag without extrapolated data.
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Supreme Court allows IRS to deny tax breaks to discriminatory schools
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 1 that the federal government may withhold tax-exempt status from schools practicing racial discrimination, even if beliefs are sincerely held. The decision, a setback for the Reagan administration and for Bob Jones University and Goldsboro Christian Schools, spurs political controversy nationwide.
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Lottery winners ALBANY daily numbers game prize
Albany AP reports the state daily numbers winning number drawn last night. The Win Four result is 6656, with winners and payouts to be announced by the state lottery officials.
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Screen Door Chuckle Sparks Grandkids’ Fun
A lighthearted note about a screen door brings laughter to family moments as the grandkids discover new ways to enjoy the breeze and the glow of summer routine.
Real People Express rolls into town in Rochester
The Real People Express made a 10 minute Rochester stop drawing about 350 fans amid stunt displays and eager locals. Byron Allen and Sarah Purcell pitched for the Syracuse crowd while cast, crew, and a Rochester contingent of 31 from Dull Folk Unlimited filled a car. The visit followed large turns in Cleveland and Dearborn as the tour pushes eastward.
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Real People stars attract 10000 at Syracuse station
More than 10,000 fans packed the East Syracuse Amtrak station to see the Real People cast arrive on a 12 car Conrail train. Sarah Purcell urged smiling for cameras as fans cheered. The crowd filled the humid station area while banners and salt potatoes were handed out. stars became honorary Syracuse citizens.
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George Lascelles
Prices Up 0.6 Percent In April Report Says
The Labor Department reports consumer prices rose 0.6 percent in April led by a 4 percent jump in gasoline prices after the tax hike. Housing costs rose 0.5 percent while food and medical costs surged, though year over year inflation remains around 3.9 percent. The White House argues these rises are not a long term trend.
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Firefighters Earn Bravery Awards After Early Morning Blaze
Willie Ash and John Simms, both senior Syracuse firefighters, received the Arthur Jenkins Award and the Francis Hendricks Award for bravery after responding to a blaze at 211 Grace Street within a minute of the alarm. The pair were aboard Truck 1 at Engine Co. 6 on Oneida Street and arrived during a rapidly growing fire that morning on April 5, 1982.
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Firefighters rescue two girls from burning home
Thomas Heaney recalls leaping onto a fire truck to warn crews of three children inside. Firemen Ash and Simms forced through dense smoke to reach 4-year-old Tisha and 3-year-old Jesica, badly burned, then handed them to others as heroes fought the blaze. An infant Brandon slept nearby in the first-floor bedroom as flames raged.
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