Autumn Weather Outlook From Hancock Airport
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport reports mostly clear skies tonight with a mid-30s low. Tomorrow will bring sunshine and a 60 to 65 degree high, southwest winds 5 to 15 mph, and near zero rain chances. The outlook calls for Thursday and Friday partly cloudy with a 60 degree high and 45 to 50 degree lows, followed by a cooler Saturday with a low around 50 and high near 60.
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Hancock Airport
Break-in at Redford Penthouse Injures No One
Police report two teenagers were captured on the roof and charged with burglary after an early morning break-in at actor Robert Redford's Fifth Avenue apartment. No injuries or stolen items were found as Redford, his wife Lola, and their daughter slept. Mrs Redford woke to a noise, saw the back of an intruder, and called the doorman who alerted police.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Robert Redford
Redford
Lola
Leyland pact okayed by strike workers vote
In Birmingham England union officials said British Leyland workers voted by a four four margin to accept a new contract and end a three day walkout that imperiled the state owned company. Union shop stewards met to tally votes and Grenville Hawley the chief union negotiator urged a return to work.
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Birmingham
England
Leyland
Grenville Hawley
New York Daily Numbers Draw Wins 171
The number drawn in New York's daily numbers game last night was 171. AP reports the result as the winning number for the state lottery drawing.
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New York
Election Day Like Christmas Frugal Fruitcake Luck
Vague quip compares election day to Christmas and fruitcake, suggesting outcomes may linger long. The tone is light and humorous about politics and consumerism with no clear factual body.
Pre-dawn visit as shuttle Columbia nears launch
Joe Engle and Richard Truly toured the Columbia pad at Cape Canaveral, praising the countdown and expressing readiness for tomorrow’s historic return-to-orbit flight. NASA officials said the count is smooth as engineers finalize overnight fueling and weather forecasts predict acceptable conditions for launch at 7:30 a.m. tomorrow.
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Fla. (Ap
Joe Engle
Richard Truly
Columbia
NASA
Mary Fitzpatrick
Air Force
Shuttle
Donald K
Deke” Slayton
Swedes Probe Soviet Sub Grounding In Baltic Coast
Swedish naval officials said interrogations of submarine officers would continue after a grounding near the Karlskrona base. The aged Whiskey-class sub is under scrutiny for navigation gear and intelligence equipment.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Cmdr
Gunnar Rasmussen
Moscow
Pyotr Gushin
Baltic Sea
Karlskrona Naval Base
Lennart Ljung
Prison siege ends at Graterford after six-day hostage drama
Pennsylvania's largest prison remained under emergency rules as guards search cell by cell for the source of four guns used by seven inmates to terrify 38 hostages for six days. The standoff ended with hostages freed and inmates demanding transfer to an undisclosed federal facility. Governor Thornburgh to form a commission to study the incident and jail-sentence policy.
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Graterford
Pennsylvania
State Correctional Institution
Chuck Stone
Philadelphia
Stone
Dick Thornburgh
Harrisburg
Community Legal Services
Joseph “Jo Jo” Bowen
Bowen
Thornburgh
Correction Bureau
Kenneth Robinson
GOP studies sales tax for Pentagon
Republicans in Congress explore a national sales tax to finance Pentagon spending as a way to curb deficits. Baker opposes any sales tax while noting talk remains in early, nonbinding stages. President Reagan signals no support for new taxes as budget cuts are urged. House and Senate budget writers set 1982 guidance.
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Cliff Haas
Washington
Pentagon
Senate
Congressional
Baker
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Congress
Treasury
Donald T. Regan
White House
David A. Stockman
Reagan
Larry Speakes
Congressional Republicans
House
Voter turnout in Syracuse and Onondaga County hits moderate to heavy levels
Elections officials report moderate to heavy turnout as 150,000 to 160,000 residents vote across 494 polling sites. Most centers opened on time under clear skies, with one site, the Spanish Action League, delayed about three hours due to a misplaced key.
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Syracuse
Onondaga County
City Hall
Town Hall
Richard A. Romeo
Spanish Action League
Seymour St
Romeo
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