Rain Likely With Cloudy Tonight and Blustery Tomorrow
National Weather Service forecasts rain for the next day with a 70 percent chance tonight and tomorrow. Expect a low around 50 to 55 degrees tonight and a high near 52 to 57 tomorrow as a windy pattern develops. Extended weekend looks fair with daily highs in the 50s and nights in the 30s.
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National Weather Service
Eaid
Hancock Airport
GNP Growth Stalls in Third Quarter
The U S government reports the economy grew at an annual rate of 0.8 percent in the third quarter, far below what is needed to reduce unemployment. The rise in gross national product was only 2.8 billion dollars from June to September, slower than the 2.1 percent rate in the prior quarter and below forecasts.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Vandalized American Cars in Karlsruhe Amid West Germany Tension
Unidentified attackers daubed threats like Death to American imperialism and US Pigs on 23 American-owned cars before sunrise in Karlsruhe, near two military apartments housing NCO families. US Army tightens security around installations in West Germany following the incident.
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Frankfurt
West Germany
UPI
Karlsruhe
Heidelberg
Lottery Winners Reported for Albany Drawing
Albany AP reports the daily numbers game winner was 331 with the Win Four number 420 drawn last night. The result highlights state lottery activity and provides the exact numbers on the official drawing.
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Albany
Optimist Wisecrack: Fun Edges Out Pessimism
An optimist is wrong as often as a pessimist just 2 percent more often he is wrong but he has a lot more fun living in a brighter outlook shares a wry take on attitude and luck with a playful twist.
Reagan pursues debt payoff trip to shore up Michel
President Reagan tours Illinois with stops in Chapin and Peoria to reinforce his economic plan while backing House Republican Leader Robert H Michel. He seeks patience from voters amid unemployment and will push for longer term reforms as farmers face hardship.
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Washington
Reagan
House
Robert H. Michel
Peoria
Chapin
Ill
Omaha
White House
Michel
Illinois
Ae Tyne
Leland
Virginia Werries
Larry Werries
Soviet Union
Pat Boone
Chariton Heston
Skaneateles to Build New Bandstand at Clift Park
Dibvid Lice places a contract for a permanent bandstand at Clift Park after two earlier structures fell into disrepair. Project cost about $25,000 funded by public contributions and a beautification trust. Plan includes a working water fountain and ongoing improvements. work began last month and should finish soon.
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Dibvid Lice
Clift Park
Skaneateles
Jee Pope
Tylenol manhunt focuses on New York City suspect
The Chicago Tribune reports the Tylenol cyanide murders suspect James W. Lewis is linked to a $1 million extortion attempt against Johnson & Johnson. FBI and NYPD pursue a lead after Rutledge Hotel guests matched Lewis and his wife Leann, with sightings in Missouri. A grainy drugstore security photo is being reviewed.
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Chicago
New York City
Missouri
Johnson & Johnson
Olice
FBI
New York
Rutledge
Manhattan
James
W. Lewis
Leann
Chicago Tribune
Lewis
Tylenol
Chicago Sun-Times
Carl Junction
UPI
North Side
De Lorean tied to large cocaine deal arrest
John Z. De Lorean, once a GM prodigy and car innovator, is accused by the FBI of masterminding a $24 million cocaine scheme to save his financially troubled company. He was arrested with several kilograms of cocaine at an airport hotel and held at Parker Center jail. the British plant his company relied on also faced permanent closure that day.
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Los Angeles
John Z. de Lorean
General Motors
FBI
de Lorean
Richard T. Bretzing
Viece
Ofice
Parker Center
Northern Ireland
Stigler Wins Nobel in Economic Science for Regulation Studies
U S professor George Stigler of the University of Chicago wins the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Science for pioneering work on how government regulation affects the economy. The award notes his analyses of industrial structures, market functioning, and the public impact of rules. Early work highlighted rent controls and minimum wage legislation and the potential for regulations to aid firms rather than the public.
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Stockholm
Sweden
George Stigler
University of Chicago
Kenneth G. Wilson
Cornell
University
Swedish Academy of Sciences
Stigler
Stigter
United States
Boys' Club votes to sell building in Syracuse
Syracuse Boys' Club board accepted a bid to sell its five story downtown building at 430 E Genesee St with a tentative closing set for Dec 31. Prospective buyers include Thomas R Goodfellow and attorney Hugh C Gregg. Officials caution details are firm pending closing.
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Syracuse Boys’ Club
E. Genesee St
Fayette Park
Donald B. Wittman
Syracuse Boy's Club
Wittman
Thomas R. Goodfellow
Four Seasons
Pavereu
Hugh C. Gregg
Gregg
Goodfellow
Boys’ Club
Boy's Club
McCrory’s
Ida Benderson Senior Citizens Center
S. Salina St
Wittman Cantoned
E. Genesee Street
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