Positive signs as Reagan and Gromyko meet
Editorial notes optimism about the upcoming Reagan Gromyko meeting despite differing motives. Also highlights Dwight Gooden's 16 strikeouts in a 2 0 Mets win over the Pirates, setting a rookie standstill record. Delivers brief items on De Danann and a chuckle feature with miscellaneous contact numbers.
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Reagan
Andrei Gromyko
Gooden
Dwight Gooden
New York Mets
Pittsburgh Pirates
Nuclear Waste Shipments Resume Through Central New York
The first of a series of shipments from Chalk River Ontario carried nuclear reactor waste into the United States through the Thousand Islands Bridge early Wednesday. The truck traveled to Syracuse then south toward South Carolina escorted by a city fire truck while firefighters used a Geiger counter. Environmental group Save The River reported the transit, citing tips from officials. Nuclear Assurance Corp said it had met county and bridge authority conditions.
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Collins Landing
Canada
New York
Chalk River
Ont
U.S
Thousand Islands
Syracuse
Joseph Farge
Onondaga County
South Carolina
Walter Hanlon
STR
James A. Merritt
Jefferson County Board of Supervisors
the Nuclear Assurance Corp
County Board
Thousand Islands Bridge Authority
Hurricane Diana pounds North Carolina coast
Hurricane Diana lashed the North Carolina coast with 115 mph winds, hurling cars off roads and trapping hundreds of residents returning to the area. The eye made landfall near Cape Fear at 1 30 a m EDT, with winds gusting to 90 mph seven hours later. Gov. Hunt requested federal relief and National Guard aid as authorities cleared debris and searched for casualties.
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Wilmington
N.C
UPI
North Carolina
Long Beach
Ben Thomas
Cape Fear
Jim Hunt
Hurricane Diana Makes Landfall Near Fort Fisher
Hurricane Diana swung toward the coast and struck Fort Fisher at 1:15 a.m. The eye was about 20 miles across by 8 a.m., centered near 34°N 78.3°W, roughly 30 miles southwest of Wilmington. The storm’s offshore wobble gave way to a coastal impact as radar tracked its position.
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Diana
Fort Fisher
Wilmington
Hurricane Diana Looms Over North Carolina Coast
In Wilmington and Carolina Beach evacuees at Hoggard High School shelter brace for Diana. Gov. Hunt urges residents to stay put as 650 people seek safety. Damage seen at Carolina Beach includes a damaged condominium and a crushed pier, with power out and few streets active. Local fear centers on lost homes after 19 years’ effort and a Coast Guard brother deployed at sea.
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James Hunt
Hoggard
Wilson
Carolina Beach
North Carolina
Banks surrenders to authorities in South Dakota today
Dennis Banks former leader of the American Indian Movement ends nine years as a fugitive by turning himself in at Rapid City South Dakota He faces a riot and assault sentence from a 1973 Custer County courthouse disturbance and possible federal unlawful flight charges Banks travels with Syracuse attorney Joseph Heath and Onondaga Indians along with lawyers William Kunstler and Bruce Ellison in Rapid City today.
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Dennis Banks
South Dakota
Banks
Onondaga
Custer County
S.C
U.S
Phil Hagen
William Kunstler
New York City
Bruce Ellison
Rapid City
Reagan vows to win New York in rally across the Southern Tier
In Broome County Reagan declares never conceding New York as Cuomo counters with a floor speech detailing deficits, unemployment, and 279 Lebanon losses while noting the state’s economic strain. Cuomo criticizes the Reagan record and calls for full inflation and recession context.
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New York
Reagan
Geraldine Ferraro
Forest Hills
Johnson City
Grenada
Mario Cuomo
Lebanon
Broome County
Cuomo
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Middle East
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Ganley
Joe
Sylviacs
I-81
Savage
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Carolini
Helen Wilson
Annie Truillo
Robin Neilson
Hoggard High School
Coast Guard
Kure Beach
James Raynor
Hazel
Raynor
Jim O'Hare
Southern Tier
Endicott
By Jonathan D. Salant
Albany Bureau
Broome
Chenango, Cortland, Delaware, Tioga and Tompkins Counties
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