Windy cool spell with rain forecast tonight
The National Weather Service at Hancock International Airport warns of windy cool conditions with periods of rain. Lows near 40 tonight with variable clouds. Tomorrow expects a high of 50 to 55 with a 40 to 60 percent rain chance and northwest winds 20 to 30 mph.
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Hancock International Airport
British Navy helicopter crashes near St Catherine’s Island
A Royal British Navy helicopter with five aboard went down in the Atlantic Ocean eleven miles east of St Catherine’s Island near Savannah shortly before 10 a.m. The Coast Guard confirmed the crash and said the Savannah airport approach tower reported the incident.
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UPI
Atlantic Ocean
St. Catherine’s Island
Coast Guard
Dan Waldschmidt
Miami
Commonwealth leaders end talks with warning on U S Soviet tensions
Summit in Melbourne concludes a week of talks with a final communique voicing concern over mounting superpower tensions and the slide from detente to confrontation between Washington and Moscow.
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Melbourne
Australia
UPI
Washington
Moscow
Fire disrupts Saratoga jail lockdown ends morning
Inmates were returned to their cells after a smoky fire in a fourth floor service area between two blocks forced deputies to evacuate the jail late yesterday. Authorities investigated the incident as inmates spent part of the night under heavy guard in an auditorium. The report also notes New York state daily lottery numbers 518 and Win Four 6327.
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Saratoga County
Edward Tracy
New York
Birds Bring Peace Yet Tax Exemptions Cautionary Note
Today’s feature urges protecting birds as symbols of peace while noting the stork’s tax exemption angle. The piece contrasts natural guardianship with regulatory perks, signaling caution for readers about wildlife and tax policy intersections.
Reagan choosing funeral delegates
President Reagan leans toward not attending Anwar Sadat's funeral and may name former presidents Carter Ford and Nixon to represent the United States. Carter plans to attend, while the decision hinges on security concerns in Egypt and official announcements from the White House.
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Terence Hunt
Washington
Reagan
Anwar Sadat
Carter
Ford
Nixon
United States
Administration
White House
Sadat
Cairo
Nancy
Egypt
David Gergen
Sadat Assassination News Triggers National Mourning
Editorials and columns react to Anwar Sadat's death with calls for lasting peace and reevaluation of policy. Reports describe world shock, half-staff honors, and renewed focus on U.S. mediation efforts amid ongoing violence in the Middle East.
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U.S
James Reston
Egypt
Mideast
Mubarak takes reins in Egypt
Mubarak, 53, the military hero and Sadat's political heir, seized control after Sadat was assassinated during a military parade. He declared a one year state of emergency and pledged to honor treaties with Israel and alliances with the United States. Parliament speaker acted as president while Mubarak consolidated power. A state funeral for Sadat was planned as leaders from the Camp David era prepared to attend.
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Camp David
Sadat
Menachem Begin
Plains
Cairo
Egypt
Hosni Mubarak
Anwar Sadat
Mubarak
Israel
United States
Claude Ruelle
Toshio Yamazaki
James Tully
Army
National Democratic Party
Sufi Abu Taleb
Jimmy Carter
U.S
Washington
Reagan
Ford
Nixon
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Sinai
Sudan
Sol
U S forces ordered to raise readiness in Mideast after Sadat death
U S Rapid Deployment Force units and Mediterranean ships were told to increase readiness in a low key move following Egyptian President Anwar Sadat's assassination. Pentagon said no US troop movements or special Mediterranean sailings, while signaling a warning to Khadafy and other potential disruptors. Officials noted likely response aims at signaling stability and supporting Egypt's transition, with details on specific units kept undisclosed.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Libya
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Mediterranean
Anwar Sadat
Pentagon
United States
Muammar Khadafy
Egypt
Sadat
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Khadafy
Roger Jepsen
Alowa
Middle East
Persian Gulf
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