Weather turning milder after recent snowstorm hits region
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport predicts cooler tonight with mid 20s low and high near 40 tomorrow. Winds will be 5 to 15 mph with a 20 percent snow chance. A winter storm caused slick roads and multiple fender-bender crashes including a Route 81 Route 690 chain reaction collision with minor injuries. Route 80 near Georgetown saw a fatal two car collision involving 59 year old Natalie G. Hough of Ithaca.
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Stolen Loot From Queens Armored Car Garage Heist
Police said thieves looted three Tryon Armored Service trucks in Astoria over the weekend, netting about 100 000. The break in was found when the building opened at 7 am after being locked since Saturday 1 30 pm. Armored car robberies have surged in the metro area, including the 1.6 million Brink's heist in Rockland County on Oct 90.
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Lottery winner in Albany the daily numbers game
Albany AP reports the nightly draw produced the winning number 764. The result confirms the prize for players in the state daily numbers game, with no further details on prize amount or eligibility provided in the readable fragment.
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Today's chuckle A boss arrives early when you're late
A light office quip about bosses who set odd hours by arriving early if staff are late and late if staff are early, highlighting the humor of workplace dynamics.
Protestants walk out in 12 hour strike call in Northern Ireland
Thousands of Protestants abandoned work across East Belfast and other Protestant heartland areas to back Rev Jan Paisley's 12 hour general strike against British policy. At Harland and Wolff shipyard about 7,000 workers left, with 250 more striking at a major power station. Police permitted rallies province wide as Paisley urged traffic blockades and public demonstrations.
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Richards on the Stones Under the Magnifying Glass
Rolling Stones interview with Keith Richards by Lisa Robinson ahead of a Syracuse Carrier Dome stop. Discussion covers long careers, album era goals, Satisfaction as a potential single, and the band’s identifiable sound versus Mick Jagger’s vocal fit.
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Reagan orders cabinet to cut and shut down federal services
President Reagan vetoed an emergency spending bill to restore funds and ordered his Cabinet to cut, shut down, and eliminate unnecessary government services. He said the bulk of the government should shut down immediately with about 400,000 workers furloughed. House Democrats failed to override, moving to a stripped budget measure.
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Government shuts down as Reagan orders furloughs
President Reagan orders a hard line at Cabinet meet ing and begins shutting non essential federal operations. White House officials say up to 400000 workers could be furloughed if no spending measure passes, with break in routine across agencies including the FCC and OMB.
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White House
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Edwin Dale
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