Teen shooter at Murray Wright High prompts hospital turn
Detroit police describe a shooting at Murray Wright High School where a car with four occupants fired a shotgun into spectators wounding six youths aged 13 to 19. One victim was in critical condition, others stabilized or treated and released. A teen involved in a pregame fight is being sought.
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Senate passes revenue sharing bill and arms sale clash
The Senate approved a 53 billion appropriations package funding HUD and 17 independent agencies for 1986 by a 76 to 9 vote after two days of debate. A budget compromise plan would allocate 4.2 billion for federal revenue sharing and 9.2 billion for Veterans Administration medical care. The package moves to a conference committee to reconcile with the House version.
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San Diego Mayor Halts Resignation Over Trial Appeals
San Diego Mayor Roger Hedgecock, convict on conspiracy and perjury, delays resignation as he awaits a new trial motion set for Nov. 4. If granted, sentencing on Nov. 6 could be canceled. he faces ouster under city charter.
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Herald-Journal corrects candidate name error
Herald-Journal acknowledges an error in a Wednesday listing for a district race. The mistaken name was Tan TTwatetat of Uni s nter, corrected to John Lamanna as the valid candidate for District One.
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Food prices rise at slowest rate in 18 years
The USDA reports food price increases in 1985 expected to average less than 2 percent, the slowest since 1967. Surpluses in major crops and livestock press farm finances, with near record ending stocks and below loan rates. Livestock prices remain soft due to hog slaughter growth and heavier cattle weights.
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Typhoon Killings and Flight Disruptions Hit Luzon
A powerful typhoon battered Luzon killing at least 18 and displacing over 100000 as roofs were torn away and flying debris caused casualties. The storm veered from Manila, weakened, then moved toward the South China Sea before threatening China.
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Seaway Expected to Reopen Soon After Canal Collapse
U S administrator James Emery says the St Lawrence Seaway should be back in operation in a matter of days after a 150 foot section of a lock wall collapsed on the Welland Canal. The closure affects the Great Lakes to Atlantic link between Lakes Superior and Ontario and spurred preventive repairs.
Waste cleanup cost doubles in New York state
The Environmental Planning Lobby places the cleanup cost for about 1,278 confirmed toxic dumps in New York at roughly 5.9 billion dollars, nearly double the prior estimate of 3 billion. Judith Enck, executive director, cited state DEC data as the basis of the updated figure.
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State Department of Environmental Conservation
Judith Enck
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AIDS pupil case argues for caution in school removal
In New York state Supreme Court closing arguments, an attorney urged removing a second grader born with AIDS from classes, while a city lawyer argued officials acted cautiously and cared to avoid disrupting the pupil’s education. The unidentifed 7-year-old attends the nation’s largest public school system as the case tests policy.
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State Supreme Court
Weather forecast drift across regions with scattered showers
The National Weather Service predicts a partly cloudy night with a low around 45 and northeast winds 5 to 15 mph. Sunday will be mostly sunny with a high near 60 to 65 as showers are forecast to move from Texas through the Midwest and Great Lakes toward the Pacific Northwest and southern Florida.
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Weather shifts to sun as stormy weekend fades in New York
Sunday forecast calls for clearing skies after a wet start across most of New York with a cool night near 45 and highs around 60 to 65. Central New York regions anticipate mostly sunny days through Wednesday while elites brace for rain at tonight World Series opener in Kansas City.
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