Uncertain Showers Threaten Syracuse Area Weather
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport warns of scattered showers and thunderstorms over the Syracuse region for a fourth day with a 40 percent rain chance through tomorrow. Expect variable clouds, a low near 60, and a high around 75 to 80. The Sunday to Tuesday outlook shows a chance of showers with lows in the 50s and highs 65 to 70, while Monday should be clear.
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Syracuse
National Weather Service
Hancock Airport
Security fears shadow Barcelona royal arrival parade
King Juan Carlos landed in Barcelona from Madrid under heavy security after police uncovered a suspected plot against his life. He will preside over a Sunday military parade featuring 15,000 troops and advanced hardware.
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Barcelona
Spain
Juan Carlos
Madrid
Salmon River Hatchery Set to Open in September
Empire Magazine in the Syracuse Herald-American previews the Salmon River Fish Hatchery at Altmar opening in September, detailing its rough start and hopeful operations. The Lifestyle section questions if children lose innocence fast amid violence and pressuring peers, drugs, and divorce. Saundra Smokes reviews opposition to Caesarean birth as a standard. New York AP notes the daily numbers game total of 692.
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Lake Ontario
Salmon River
Altmar
Empire Magazine
Syracuse Herald-American
Fred David
Kevin Hyland
Saundra
Calorie counting not weight loss but arithmetic skill
A playful insight notes many people fail to shed pounds by counting calories yet excel at mental math. The remark suggests that numerical focus dominates dieting struggles, highlighting the contrast between effort and outcome in personal weight management.
Plans for $7 Million Renovation At State Fair Track
Syracuse Mile Inc executives announce a $7 million plan to renovate the State Fair harness track adding an enclosed clubhouse and grandstand, with a rolling trackside sidewalk and 900 stalls. Project to precede a 100 night meeting starting after Vernon Downs closes, funded by a state budget and potential IDA loan.
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Thomas Young
State Fair
Gaston Valiquette
Buffalo Raceway
Frank C. White
Midstate Raceway
Vernon Downs
Syracuse Mile Inc
State Fairgrounds
Herald-Journal
Fairgrounds
Mile Oval
Chuck Coon
Valiquette
Syracuse
Cappuceilli and Bell
Industrial Development Authority
State Racing and Wagering Board
Mall bidder talks heat up as Syracuse mall sale nears
State Mortgage Loan Corp executives in New York City met with six bidders to decide a purchaser for the Syracuse Mall at South Salina and West Washington. Bidders offered 2 to 2.5 million dollars. Onondaga County Library Board joined with a 2 million bid to convert the mall into a new main county library. Pivko Group also considered top grade office space use. The deal hinges on approvals from MLC board, UDC board, and the county Legislature, with possible library site and cost impacts outlined by Milton L. Fuller.
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Delaware
Eddie Stevens
State Mortgage Loan Corp
Syracuse Mail
MLC
New York City
South Salina
West Washington Streets
Hank Sheinkopf
Onondaga County Library Board of Trustees
Main County
Pivko Group Inc
State Urban Development Corp
Mortgage Loan Corp
UDC
Tors
Milton L
Accord reached on mining contract
United Mine Workers leader Sam Church announced a tentative mining contract with the Bituminous Coal Operators Association ending a two month walkout. Negotiators described addressing major issues and praised the pact as better for the union, with royalty payments on nonunion coal deemed not a problem. The plan now goes to the rank and file for final approval.
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G.G. Labelle
Washington
Paet
United Mine Workers
Sam Church
Bobby R. Brown
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
UMW
Church
Two Planes Scrape Wings on Newark Runway
A Delta DC-8 with 63 passengers taxied into an Empire Metro Jetprop on a foggy Newark runway at 8 44 a m. No injuries were reported. Both aircraft returned to the gate after the minor collision. The Empire plane was en route to Utica New York.
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Newark
N.J
Delta Airline
Empire
Newark International Airport
Federal Aviation Administration
Bill Nantz
Empire Airlines
Metro
Utica
Democrats Press One Year Tax Cut Plan
Democrats in the House, opposing President Reagan’s three year across the board cuts, back a one year tax cut favoring lower and middle income Americans. House Ways and Means members rejected multiyear options and warned against granting equal relief.
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Jim Luther Washington
House
Reagan
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
William Brodhead
D-Mich
Rtemains
White House
Larry Speakes
Congress
Speakes
Dan Rostenkowski
D-Ill
Ways and Means
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Library Board of
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Montgomery Street
Fuller
Lieve
UPI
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