Stable high pressure extends fair weather over western New York
A National Weather Service forecaster at Hancock Airport says a stable high pressure system will keep fair weather and clear skies in western New York through tomorrow while cool nights and dense early fog persist. A stagnation advisory covers 18 western counties including Tompkins. no counties east of Ontario are affected. Forecast calls for showers Friday and Saturday with lows in the 40s and highs in the 60s, then 50s Sunday.
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New York
National Weather Service
Hancock Airport
Tompkins
Ontario County
Royal romance ends as Prince Andrew parted with Koo Stark
The British press reports Prince Andrew and Kathleen Stark have ended their romance. Stark, born in the United States and known for adult films, faces intense publicity. Stark's agent Michele Fox says she is very hurt and may not see the prince again due to public scrutiny.
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London
UPD
Britain
Prince Andrew
Kathleen “Koo
Brezhnev warns USSR must not lag in weapons tech
President Leonid Brezhnev told Soviet defense officials that preparedness is essential and unacceptable to fall behind in military technology. He urged rapid development and readiness amid rising tensions and global arms competition.
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Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Lottery winners in Albany reported in AP update
Albany AP reports the nightly daily numbers winner and the Win Four result. The item notes a Pentagon executive desk sign joking about secrecy, reflecting a humorous contrast to the official lottery news.
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Albany
Auto workers vote to keep working through year at Chrysler plants
UAW members at Chrysler plants including East Syracuse voted 68.5 percent for continuing to work through the year as negotiations resume after January. At New Process Gear Local 624 1,081 to 356 favored staying on the job amid broader rejection of an immediate strike.
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New Process Gear Corp
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
Syracuse
Chrysler Corp
Counter
Chrysler Drive
Tampering wave hits Excedrin pills and more across states
The Bristol-Myers Excedrin recall follows mercuric chloride tainting in Colorado and a wave of similar tampering reports nationwide. A Denver area pattern prompts warnings as investigators search for suspects, while a Florida victim is hospitalized and officials stress no plants were implicated.
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Colorado
Chicago
Bristol-Myers Co
William Sinkovic
Aurora
Loann Lawless
Aurora Community Hospital
Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Arthur Hull Hayes Jr
Bristol-Myers
Denver
United States
Hayes
Great Lakes cities rethink future amid shifting trade
The Great Lakes port system faces transformation as ships leave the lakes and industries contract. Historians say cities like Chicago and Cleveland owe their rise to the lakes, while 40,000 Ontario jobs depend on ore and coal via ports. Experts warn of profound changes yet see water as a future regional strength.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Toronto
Great Lakes
Bob Watson
Buffalo
N.Y
John Hanieski
Michigan Department of Commerce
Green Bay
Wis
Davis Helberg
Duluth
Minn
Superior
U.S
America
Lee Botts
Great Lakes Basin Commission
Center For Urban Affairs and Policy Research
Northwestern University
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