Shultz winds up talks with little visible progress
The Associated Press summarizes that Secretary Shultz concluded Israeli talks without clear progress. Officials described exchanges as routine and focused on security, while noting no announced breakthroughs or concrete agreements. The discussions included regional tensions and defense cooperation amid a tense diplomatic backdrop.
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Thatcher faces mixed reception after Commonwealth summit
In Vancouver Margaret Thatcher leaves the Commonwealth summit amid frustration from former colonies over anti apartheid sanctions. She defends her stance saying critics misfire when challenged, while Zambia and Zimbabwe face scrutiny for failing to implement pledged measures.
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Secret U N file links Waldheim to Nazi crimes
A Chicago Sunday paper reports a secret United Nations file titled Kurt Waldheim Murder and Other War Crimes with photographs documents and witness statements linking Waldheim to war crimes from World War I era. The 1937 commission allegedly had enough evidence to seek trials but no prosecutions occurred.
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Faith healing noted by Syracuse dean in Sunday story
Richard Phillips, dean at Hendricks Chapel, said faith in healing is a long established practice embraced by many in medicine. The Herald American corrections note a dropped word and misidentification of Peter Moller, now associate professor at Syracuse University. Ernest Marlin remains department chair.
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Weather outlook with showers and cool temps
The forecast shows cloudy skies with a 30 percent shower chance and a low around 45 tonight. Tomorrow brings a 60 percent shower risk with a high near 55, followed by an extended period of showers and cooler nights and upper 40s daytime highs.
Rain and cold front forecast for Syracuse through Tuesday
A weather system from the south brings mild temperatures then a drop. A cold front crossing tonight lowers lows to 25-40 and highs to 40-50. Tuesday offers a 60 percent chance of rain with a high near 35. 30 percent tonight for after midnight showers. Across the nation, temperatures vary as Typhoon Lynn threatens Pacific islands with strong winds and damage.
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Regional Forecasts Showers Across Buffalo to New York City
Regional forecast lists scattered showers overnight and Tuesday across Buffalo Jamestown Rochester Elmira Corning Oswego Watertown Syracuse Auburn Albany Catskills and surrounding areas. Temperatures range from mid 40s to mid 50s with light to moderate southwestern and southerly winds. Showers chances rise to 60 80 percent in several zones with highs near 50s to mid 60s and some partly cloudy periods.
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Unclear Weather Summary From A Historic Page
Fragmentary reading gives a weather snapshot with temperatures, precipitation notes, and wind data. It references records, October figures, and wind forecasts across multiple altitudes, but many lines are garbled, making specific values and locations uncertain.
Foliage Color Report By Region
Mohawk Valley and surrounding counties show color peaks with orange red and yellow. Long Island reports 40 percent change with red orange yellow. Saratoga area 60 percent color change featuring yellow and orange. Western counties 41 percent peak with gold yellow and red. Catskills Greene County shows average brilliance with yellow and red highlights. Hudson Valley Dutchess 0 percent change. DEC readings note suspended ratitudes and timing details.
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