Wet Rain Likely Tonight And Tomorrow Weather Update
National Weather Service predicts brief but repeated showers tonight and tomorrow with high chances of rain. Lows around 40 tonight, upper 40s tomorrow, highs 40 to 45 Saturday, near 50 Sunday and Monday, with a weekend mix of clouds and possible flurries.
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Stockman Defends Reagan Program At Greensboro Rally
Budget director David Stockman told Greensboro supporters that the mistakes of the last 22 years cannot be fixed in 22 days as he campaigned for Rep. Eugene Johnston. The rally raised about 45000 dollars for Johnston, with Stockman urging tax cuts and budget restraint.
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Blast at Holbrook aero sol plant injures 30 workers
An explosion at an aero sol can manufacturing plant in Holbrook Massachusetts burned more than 30 workers with several severely hurt. The blast leveled parts of the facility as fire officials responded.
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American climber reaches Everest summit in Nepal ascent
Kathmandu Nepal AP reports Christopher Kopczynski a 33 year old contractor from Spokane Washington and a Sherpa guide identified as Sundare reached the summit of Mount Everest the world's highest peak yesterday Nepal's Ministry of Tourism announced.
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Winning number in New York daily numbers game
New York announced the number drawn in the state's daily numbers game as 212. The AP report notes this result was posted after a drawing held last night.
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Chuckle: Gray Hair vs Bald-Headed Man Lesson
A light joke notes that gray hair is valued as a sign of wisdom while cheekily suggesting bald men ask about it. The quip leans on playful contrast and keeps a friendly tone.
Aid debate key issue of summit
At the North-South Summit in Cancun the central question is whether to expand aid for developing nations or rely on private investment and free trade. President Reagan began meetings as Austrian delegates urged a Marshall Plan scale program, but a senior US official quickly dismissed that approach.
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Brink's probe uncovers bomb factory linked to Weather Underground
New York police studying the Brink's holdup found a bomb factory with floor plans for six police stations. Two suspects are Weather Underground members, with possible ties to the Black Liberation Army and May 19 Coalition. Four others arrested. up to eight more sought in the $1.6 million Nanuet ambush that killed two police officers and a Brink's guard. Authorities cite links to four prior armored car heists in the area. Katherine Boudin, 38, charged with three murders after fleeing a Greenwich Village townhouse blast in 1970. Judith Clark also charged after prior jail term.
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Americans fly Libyan air force missions linked to Wilson
London based operation led by Edwin P. Wilson recruits American, Canadian, and British pilots and mechanics to fly and maintain Libyan air force cargo aircraft and helicopters. Associates say recruits were paid about 3060 dollars monthly, with some involvement in the Libyan invasion of Chad. The operation uses a Wilson coordinated London office and has drawn dozens of personnel, though exact numbers are unclear.
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AWACS pressure grows as senators face calls from high officials
Senators faced a blitz of persuasion over the 8.5 billion AWACS sale to Saudi Arabia. Ford and Mondale urged Exon to vote for the deal, while Exon and Danforth were pressed in other venues. A Kansas City church encounter and a Denver dinner added to the lobbying drama. The effort aimed to push lawmakers toward approving the Airborne Warning and Control System sale amid Cold War tensions.
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Church hall floor collapse injures dozens in Nebraska
In Ainsworth Nebraska a church fellowship annex floor collapsed during a meal injuring up to 50 guests. Authorities said 30 to 50 were treated at several hospitals with four sustaining serious fractures and flown to St Josephs Omaha and a Grand Island hospital. Officials blamed a structural failure as the cause and noted no chemical or other hazards.
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