Showers linger as storm off Cape Cod thins to west winds
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport warns of continued cloudiness and showers linked to a Cape Cod storm. Tonight and tomorrow see occasional showers with overnight lows in the 40s and highs in the 50s. By tomorrow afternoon, west winds bring drier air from Canada and temperatures stay mild before cooling later in the week.
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Canada
Ballroom Fire Guts Hartland Hotel in Portland
A blaze gutted the Hartland Hotel ballroom in Portland early today forcing evacuation of about 80 people. The fire appeared accidental with investigation ongoing. Six residents treated for smoke inhalation and one firefighter for a twisted knee. all released. Fire reported at 12 06 a.m.
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Maine
Hartland Hotel
Stanley Lecours
Portland Fire Department
Lecours
Weeklong suspension ordered on Aeroflot flights into US
Washington AP reports the Civil Aeronautics Board ordered a week long suspension of Soviet Aeroflot flights after two jets overflew assigned routes over U S territory triggering a State Department protest. In Albany AP notes the nightly New York numbers game draw produced 742.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
United States
U.S
State Department
New England
Albany
New York
Weekend Realization Shares A Laugh At Money Count
A lighthearted note reflects on how counting money reveals the true carefree nature of a weekend, with humor about financial luck and lingering leisure.
Syracuse West VirginiaTelecast shifts to 12 25 kickoff in Dome
Syracuse University and West Virginia wrap up the 1981 season with a regional NCAA telecast from the Carrier Dome on Saturday. The kick off is moved up to 12 25 p m to fit a twin bill with USC UCLA. Regional rights pay 422 929 per team. national telecast 600 000. Syracuse nets about 181 857 after NCAA and ECAC assessments.
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New York
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The
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Mountaineers
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Eastern College Athletic Conference
ECAC
Reagan says no changes in administration despite aide questions
President Reagan returns to Washington after a Texas hunting trip and states there will be no changes in his team. He faces scrutiny over Richard V. Allen's $1,000 payment from a Japanese magazine and David Stockman's doubts about the economic program. White House spokesmen say no resignation and no planned shifts in duties, pending a Justice Department probe.
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Reagan
Texas
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White House
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Nancy Reagan
David A. Stockman
Stockman
Larry Speakes
Allen
Justice Department
Andrews Air Force Base
Speakes Reit
Speakes
Engle and Truly begin debriefing after shuttle flight
Astronauts Joe Engle and Richard Truly start a week of intensive debriefings on their two day shuttle mission aboard Columbia. Technicians ready the spacecraft for its third trip in March after a battery-like fuel cell failure shortened the flight.
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Joe Engle
Richard Truly
Space Agency
Charles Redmond
Johnson Space Center
Houston
Earth
California
Mojave Desert
Edwards Air Force Base
Shuttle
Deke Slayton
Bush Engle
Truly
Reagan
George Bush
Hinckley Narrowly Escapes Self Harm in Lock Malfunction
U S marshals halted John W Hinckley Jr at Fort Meade Maryland after a lock jam prevented rapid access as he hung himself with a rolled jacket The incident occurred at 455 PM and left Hinckley semi conscious with hypoxia He was hospitalized in satisfactory condition and marshals investigate whether the cell door lock was disabled Hinckley has been under 24 hour suicide watch since a prior overdose attempt last May 27 and is charged in a 13 count federal indictment for attempted assassination of President Reagan.
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U.S
John W. Hinckley Jr
Justice Department
DeCair
Hinckley
Fort Meade
Army Base
Butner
N.C
Reagan
Hincksey
Secret Service
PSC to determine Nine Mile plant fate hearings slated
The Public Service Commission will hold 11 days of hearings in Albany in December on whether to continue the Nine Mile Point 2 nuclear project near Oswego. Once 43 percent complete, the 1,080 MW plant cost $381.7 million with a 1977 target, but Niagara Mohawk now expects completion in 1986 at about $2.7 billion amid major overruns and funding by four other utilities.
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Albany
Oswego
New York State
Public Service Commission
U.S
Michael Oppenheimer
Environmental Defense Fund
Lake Ontario
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
New York
Cospokithe
Niagara Mohawk
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