Weekend forecast bright with highs near 85 in Hancock area
Forecaster at Hancock Airport says bright sunshine should dominate today with a high around 85 degrees. Tonight’s rain chance rises to about 20 percent with fair conditions in the mid sixties.
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One Dead in Route 5 Fiery Car Crash near Fayetteville
A teen or young adult man died early today in a one car crash on Route 5 east of Fayetteville near Green Lakes State Park. The car rolled over and caught fire. The driver, Frank M. Watson, 19, of Fayetteville, was arrested for driving while intoxicated. The victim's name was not released pending family notification.
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Missile incident near ATI jet over Tyrrhenian Sea
Italian papers said a missile exploded about six miles from a domestic ATI DC-9 flying Palermo to Rome during a naval exercise. The postal flight carried a five-man crew and no passengers. The Aug. 8 accident was confirmed by airline investigators who supported the pilot’s account.
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Grenade kills pilgrim in Jerusalem Old City
An Italian pilgrim was killed and 27 others wounded in a crowd in Jerusalem's Old City when a grenade was thrown. Police detained several for questioning. 24 of the injured were Italians from a tour group. The slain man was Pietro Bocemo, 70.
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Qardale's NYS Lair Demo Sale Pianos and Organs
Qardale's NYS lair sale advertises deep discounts on pianos and organs. Savings claimed on an assortment of instruments with emphasis on major reductions. Readiness to feature multiple brands and models at reduced prices during the event.
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Syracuse park event draws hundreds for day of fun
They celebrated together at Thornden Park as hundreds of city residents joined an afternoon of games hosted by the Parks and Recreation Department. The event received financial and volunteer support from groups including the Syracuse Association of Life Underwriters.
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Ken Southwell
Cardinal Cody Denies Fraud Amid Sun-Times Probe
Cardinal Jon P. Cody of Chicago says he is falsely accused as a federal grand jury probes his handling of church money. The Sun-Times reports focus on unaudited accounts, a Florida home, clothing, a luxury car, and a $100000 life policy on Cody’s life held by Helen Dolan Wilson. The piece notes web of investments, insurance, and a partner firm Stem Roe Farnham, with US Attorney Dan K Webb reviewing the allegations.
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Reagan trims defense hike by 13 billion to 639.3
President Reagan cut the next three years of Pentagon spending by 13 billion, bringing total defense obligations through 1984 to 639.3 billion. The move followed debates with Defense Secretary Weinberger and Budget Director Stockman over the scale of reductions amid a looming federal deficit.
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SU Falls to Temple 31 19 in Philadelphia
Syracuse University football loses second straight game under coach Dick MacPherson, 31-19 to undefeated Temple at Veterans Stadium in Philadelphia. Orangemen never led, Owls lead 21-0 at halftime. sophomore fullback Covington injures left leg late in third. Temple QB Murphy passes for one TD, Jim Brown rushes for two. Temple improves to 2-0, SU to 0-2.
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Frank Fiorenza Greets New Fifth Graders At Huntington
Syracuse school veteran Frank Fiorenza welcomed 26 new fifth grade students to Huntington Elementary on opening day. Nervous mothers and eager preteens filled the hallway as Fiorenza began his first lesson, easing tensions with humor about a plant named Igor and classroom routines.
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