Albany anti-Semitism dispute ends in公开 reconciliation
Albany AP report says Assembly Deputy Speaker Arthur Eve and Gov. Carey aide Jeffrey Sachs buried their dispute over charges of anti semitism and racism. They call the late night clash resolved and say the incident was blown out of proportion amid welfare funding talks.
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Kemp an unlikely candidate for GOP gubernatorial race
The 1982 Republican nomination prospects center on six term U S Congressman Jack Kemp who may not seek the governorship. Kemp promised a decision at a Cheektowaga news conference while allies caution against a bid. State Sen Ralph Marino announced he will seek the GOP nomination and other possible candidates include Edward Regan and Lewis Lehrman.
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Windy and cold with snow showers forecast
The forecast calls for windy and cold conditions tonight and tomorrow with likely snow showers. Sunset today is 4 50 p.m. and sunrise tomorrow 6 47 a.m. Yesterday’s high 69 and low 34 set no records, while the date’s record high 75 in 1948 and low 16 in 1953 remain. Relative humidity was 64 percent at 8 p.m. yesterday and 93 percent at 8 a.m. today.
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Buffalo campus clash ends JDL leader speech
About 75 pro Arab demonstrators surrounded Jewish Defense League head Meier Kahane at Buffalo State College. Campus police escorted Kahane from the student union after a five minute confrontation as about 250 listened to a short speech.
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Katrina Loses Punch as It Passes Cuba toward Bahamas
Katrina weakened from hurricane to tropical storm after crossing Cuba, with winds dropping from 75 to 50 mph. Havana radio reported 150,000 people and 120,000 cattle moved to higher ground in south-central Cuba, with no casualties or property damage stated and US threat deemed negligible.
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Rains cover eastern third of nation today
Weather report notes showers and thunderstorms from North Carolina to Pennsylvania and western New York with light rain in Indiana Ohio and Michigan California seeing scattered showers. It details cloudy skies along the southern Atlantic coast through New England and clearer conditions elsewhere with variable forecasts across regions and temperatures from 19 in Kalispell Montana to 77 in Key West Florida.
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Quebec Holds Out as Canada Adopts Independence Constitution
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and nine provincial premiers signed a historic accord to bring Canada independence from Britain with an amending process and a charter of rights. Rene Levesque refused, saying he would not surrender to the plan. The agreement ends decades of talk on amending the 1867 constitution and moves Canada toward US‑style rights guarantees with courts enforcing them.
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Reagan to back extension of Voting Rights Act
President Reagan plans to support extending the 1965 Voting Rights Act enforcement preclearance beyond August, a move praised by civil rights groups and opposed by some conservatives. The measure would keep federal approval required for changes to voting laws in nine states and parts of 13 others, with a bailout option for jurisdictions no longer discriminating in voting.
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Monoxide kills 3, fells 28 in Brooklyn blaze
Carbon monoxide from a faulty heater vent spread through a four story Bedford Stuyvesant building. Firefighters found the bodies of a 7 month old boy and his parents at 6 30 a m. EMS transported 21 victims to hospitals while seven were treated on site. The heater was being converted from oil to gas and a loose vent pipe was blamed.
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Chagall painting sells for 600000 at Sotheby’s sale
An oil painting by Marc Chagall titled Bride and Groom with the Eiffel Tower sold for 600000 at a Sotheby Park Bernet gallery sale of impressionist and post impressionist paintings and sculptures in New York.
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