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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1981
Page
7
Mostly cloudy tonight with a low near 40 and sunny periods tomorrow reaching about 50. Westerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Rain chance through tomorrow about 20 percent. Sunset today 4 38 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 7 02 a.m. Yesterday high 46 low 41. Record highs and lows noted for the date. Humidity near 100 percent at 8 p.m yesterday and 8 a.m today.
Snow pushes into the Rocky Mountains and northern plains while the Pacific Coast stays damp. Dense fog blankets southeastern Texas and southwestern Louisiana as showers hold on in the Northeast. Forecasters expect more snow from Montana to northern Minnesota and rain across South Dakota and Iowa. New England and parts of New York face added rain, with sunshine over the southern two thirds. Cold air moves into the northern plains. Temperatures range from 30 in Minot, North Dakota to 70 in Key West, Florida.
Maurice F. Cannon, 33, a Providence Urban League activist, remained in critical condition at Rhode Island Hospital after five chest gunshot wounds. Police say he was shot last night while in a car, then dumped onto an Interstate 195 exit ramp. He had served on the executive board of People Acting through Community Effort and ran for its presidency last year.
Government loses two pieces of evidence in Hinckley case. Judge Parker limits notes and a March 30 statement, delaying the trial on sanity questions. Hinckley reportedly functioning well at Port Meade hospital after a suicide attempt, memory gaps noted. Prosecutors may appeal, delaying U.S. Court of Appeals action.
In Brooklyn a seven year old girl, Anne Marie Deene, dangled from a third floor window while a nearby officer and three firemen, aided by a ladder from a telephone repairman, rescued her after fifteen tense minutes. Fireman Christopher DeMarco steadied the child from the top rung as Officer Eugene Charzewski entered the apartment to bring her to safety.
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