Central New York Weather Outlook Turns Warmer Soon
A National Weather Service forecaster at Hancock Airport predicts a brief wintry mix this morning with 30 percent showers or flurries, then improving to sunny skies. Highs near 45 to 50, tonight's low around 30, milder tomorrow with possible rain and a high about 55. Extended outlook shows another warm shift with temps near 65 by Tuesday.
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New York
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Hancock Airport
Thorn
Colombian Air Force plane ditched in Atlantic after fuel loss
A Colombian Air Force plane carrying 13 people ditched in the Atlantic about 180 miles southeast of Cape May after running out of fuel during navigational problems. Eight survivors were rescued by the Liberian merchant ship Corner Brook. five were missing, with four believed inside the plane, which remained afloat and intact.
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New York
Atlantic Ocean
Coast Guard
Corner Brook
Cape May
N.J
Raymon Fullerton
Last Ni Lee
Fire Misses N Plant Near Diablo Canyon
A brushfire raged near the Diablo Canyon nuclear plant in San Luis Obispo California threatening storage buildings and power lines before moving north of the facility. Officials said the fire was off-site with only a few trees and grass burned. Later a Lotto drawing in Albany listed numbers 32 35 23 1 30 29 with supplementary 18.
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San Luis Obispo
Calif
UPI
Diablo Canyon
Robert Krueger
Emergency Services
Albany
Library move eyed for South Salina Street site
Onondaga County Executive John H Mulroy backs a plan to create a new 120000 square foot county library within a $50 million mixed use development on the 400 block of South Salina Street. The county would lease space with an option to buy, aiming to spark downtown redevelopment with no county capital funding.
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Salina Street
Onondaga
John H. Mulroy
Mulroy
Robert P. Kinchen
Onondaga County Public Library
Carnegie
Montgomery St
South Salina
Israel ouster at issue in United Nations vote
The United States warned it would withdraw from any United Nations body that votes to exclude Israel and suspend all payments. Secretary of State Shultz said Washington might withhold an $8.5 million IAEA payment for 1982 after a vote to drop Israel’s credentials. The U S walked out of Vienna talks and vowed to reassess participation in the Nairobi conference and General Assembly if Israel is excluded. The move reflects U S concerns over universality and Middle East diplomacy amid promises to curb further UN funding unless Israel’s rights are restored.
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United States
United Nations Organization
United Nations
George P. Shultz
International Atomic Energy Agency
Israel
Vienna
Shultz
State Department
International Telecommunication Plenipotentiary
Nairobi
General Assembly
Middle East
New York
Cities scrape bottom of revenue barrel in 1982 study
Washington AP: A Joint Economic Committee staff report warns cities face shrinking revenues and rising costs, with 1982 revenue growth near 1.3 percent and expenditures climbing about 7.8 percent. It cites deficits, cash squeezes, and reliance on state aid and user charges as the recession worsens urban finances.
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Joint Economic Committee
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