Briefly Clearing Forecast For Local Weather
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport predicts clearing tonight with a low near 40 and mostly sunny skies tomorrow reaching about 60. A 10 percent chance of rain tonight, near zero tomorrow. Fair pleasant weather is forecast Friday through Sunday.
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Talks resume CAIRO on autonomy talks amid regional tensions
Americans Egyptians and Israelis meet in a Cairo hotel near the pyramids to restart U S sponsored autonomy talks for Palestinians in Israeli occupied lands after August break over settlements and east Jerusalem annexation. In Tehran thousands march as Islamic authorities purge Jewish and Armenian teachers while guards monitor crowds.
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Winning numbers for New York daily game announced
New York state daily numbers drawing results list the winning number 754 and the Win Four sequence 3261 as the latest observed prizes.
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Texan Seeks Type B Blood for Transfusion
A Texas resident faced a blood shortage when no donors with Type B blood could be found nearby. The patient seeks assistance from local clinics and community donors to obtain a compatible transfusion.
South Africans top Carey and U S stars in protest clash
In Albany, the Springboks defeated an Eastern Rugby Union all star 41 to 0 amid 1500 rain soaked demonstrators urging an end to South Africa's policies. Justice Marshall refused to block the game, while nearby incidents included a knife arrest and a bomb detonation with substantial property damage but no injuries.
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GOP Urges Redesign of New Budget Cuts
White House faces pressure from Republicans as Reagan aides debate major spending cuts for 1982 83 and 84 including postponing cost of living raises in Social Security. Senate leaders warn the plan may fail on Capitol Hill while Reagan resists. Speech delayed to 9 p.m. Thursday and a Richmond campaign trip canceled as White House reworks messaging amid mounting stagecraft and policy friction.
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Polish Solidarity reform threatens Soviet aid warning
In Warsaw, Stefan Olszowski warns that continued anti Soviet action by Solidarity could push the Soviet Union to review its support. He says reduced exports by 40 percent would imperil Poland’s economy, which relies on Soviet oil gas cotton and iron. The visit of Soviet officials intensifies talks on 1982 trade and potential further aid.
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US Soviet talks open without SALT focus in New York
The first high level Reagan era talks with the Soviet Union begin in New York with Secretary Haig meeting Foreign Minister Gromyko. No SALT agenda this time. aim to set a November date to start negotiations on limiting medium range missiles in Europe. Strong U.S. stance, European pressure mounts for action amid Cold War tensions.
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Two Firemen Die in Shaft Rescue Efforts
In Chicago an express elevator shaft blaze in a Michigan Avenue high rise killed two firefighters plunging 16 stories to the shaft bottom. Seven others injured including a cleaning woman. Fire Commissioner Blair said the victims were the first line officers killed since 1978. Mayor Byrne visited the scene and ordered two way radios for all firefighters after noting communication issues.
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