Weather outlook for Hancock Airport with showers likely
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport reports showers tonight with a 70 percent chance of rain, lowering to 20 percent tomorrow. Tonight’s low is around 45 and tomorrow’s high near 55. East winds up to 15 mph. Since the downpours began, 1.59 inches of rain have fallen at Hancock. It was raining in New York City this morning where tonight’s World Series game is set.
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Reagan proclaims Veterans Day honoring sick and disabled
President Reagan issued a Veterans Day proclamation urging Americans to observe November 11 with special attention to the sick and disabled and to honor all veterans through appropriate acts and ceremonies.
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China to block Waldheim renomination at UN post vote
China plans a temporary block on Kurt Waldheim’s renomination for secretary general to back Third World nations pushing Salim Ahmed Salim of Tanzania. An aide said China would back Waldheim once its Third World commitment shows in early balloting.
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Israel Egypt sign tourism accord with border crossings plan
TEL AVIV AP Israel and Egypt sign a tourism accord amid steps toward normalization. They agree on improved phone and mail connections and plan four border crossing points after Israel withdraws from the Sinai final sector next April.
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Winning number in New York daily numbers game drawn
New Yorks daily numbers game result shows the winning number 885 announced last night by AP. The draw confirms state lottery activity and highlights 885 as the designated payout number for the latest drawing.
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Exceptionally Tall Man Emerges From Sports Car
An exceptionally tall man attempts to exit a sports car, described as resembling a sun flower breaking from a flawed vase, capturing a striking, humorous moment on the scene.
Inflation index revision to ease cost of living rises
Washington reports the government will revise the Consumer Price Index in 1983 to exclude housing price volatility by treating owner occupied homes as rented. The change will lower measured inflation for 90 million people, with Social Security and labor contracts updating in 1985.
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Stones ticket sale anticipated
A major announcement about the Rolling Stones concert at the Carrier Dome was expected this afternoon with tickets going on sale at 3 p.m. The show is planned for Nov 27 at Syracuse University. Police security plans, Ticketron at local stores, and student queues were reported but no contract signing confirmation was given.
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Panel rejects CIA domestic spying proposal
The Senate Intelligence Committee urged the Reagan administration to abandon plans to let the CIA infiltrate and influence U.S. domestic groups. Chairman Goldwater said the panel supports Carter era restrictions and completed its review of William J. Casey, finding no basis to deem him unfit as CIA director. The panel also discussed proposed changes to a presidential order governing intelligence activities.
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