Partly cloudy to chilly tonight then sunny and warmer tomorrow
The National Weather Service forecasts partly cloudy and chilly weather tonight with lows around 40 and rural areas in the 30s. Tomorrow will be mostly sunny and warmer with highs 55 to 60, northwest winds 15 to 25 mph easing early. Rain chance remains about 10 percent tonight and tomorrow.
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Tank truck driver charged in school bus crash death
In Coopersburg Pennsylvania a tank truck ran a red light and struck a school bus carrying 52 kindergartners and elementary students. The tank truck driver Leroy Warner age 27 of Saylorsburg was charged with homicide by motor vehicle reckless driving running a red light and speeding. He was released on $10,000 bail.
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Riot Quelled at Retrieve Unit in Angleton Texas
Fourteen inmates sustained minor injuries as guards used tear gas and riot sticks to quell a second disturbance in two days at the Retrieve Unit near Angleton Texas. Officials said guards forced 190 inmates back to their cells about a half hour after the disturbance began around noon.
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Albany Daily Numbers Drawn First Night
Albany AP reports the first night drawing in the state's daily numbers game produced the winning number 250. The result sets the early pace for the new lottery draw, with players watching for additional numbers and potential prizes in subsequent draws.
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Chuckle Caption: Husband's Undersstanding Joke
A humorous quip about marriage highlights the joke that a perfect partnership means not trying to run each other’s lives. The line contrasts control with harmony and delivers a lighthearted dig at domestic life.
Reagan Faces Dilemma On Modernizing Nuclear Arsenal
Reagan weighs a plan to build MX missiles and harden silos, moving away from mobility. Pentagon experts say land based missiles remain vulnerable to a Soviet first strike, and mobility may be the safer path. Caspar Weinberger warns that existing silos fail to meet strategic needs. The president’s approach faces strong resistance within defense leadership.
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New York Times
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Defense
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Mixed congressional response to Reagan MX defense plan
Washington AP reports mixed reactions as Senator John Tower cautions that basing the MX in underground silos may leave the system enormously vulnerable while President Reagan promotes a $180.3 billion defense push including 100 MX missiles, a B 1 bomber, and stealth radar evasion to modernize the arsenal. Tower says many lawmakers may oppose the plan though approval by Congress remains possible.
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Prisoners call off fast in Ireland
In Belfast the Maze prison hunger strike ends after seven months with 10 dead previously. Sinn Fein announced the decision, as families of remaining strikers intervened to save lives and the British government held firm on refusing political prisoner status. Brendan McFarlane reportedly influenced the final choice.
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SEA FORCES AND COMMUNICATIONS PROGRAMS PLAN
The program calls for building Trident missile submarines at one per year through 1984, enlarging base capacity for hundreds of cruise missiles aboard subs. It also seeks enhanced radar satellite coverage, survivable communications, and upgraded airborne command centers with improved air land sea linkages.
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Tontinus Research
Watertown coed among 6 killed in crash in New York
Six Houghton College seniors died in a crash near South Wales after their car failed to stop at a stop sign and was struck by a tractor-trailer. Victims included Joy Ellis of Watertown and five others from New York and nearby states while en route to Buffalo to collect costumes for Homecoming. Rescue crews freed bodies from the mangled Dasher as fire crews and deputies investigated. The tragedy marked the college’s homecoming week preparations.
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