2A Friday, May 28, 1993 RDH Gannett Suburban Newspapers Briefing RDH WESTCHESTER Cancer center work stops Work on a new cancer treatment center on the grounds of Westchester Center is legislators raise questions about the presence of asbestos in the building and the legality of an oral lease. 6B Electronic term papers Another academic tradition, the research paper, has entered the electronic age of multimedia. A growing phenomenon in Westchester-Putnam classrooms, multimedia is a computer-based method of gathering and combining information from printed and electronic sources, adding a sound track and producing a videotape. 1A Fatal golf accident A Pleasantville man dies Wednesday after he is hit in the head by a golf ball at Knollwood Country Club in Elmsford. On the road More than 24 million Americans are expected to hit the road and travel 100 miles or more from home for the Memorial Day weekend, according to the American Automobile Association.
1A Unsound cleanup Researchers need to sharpen the focus and clarify the goals of a Long Island Sound cleanup plan or risk having the plan peter out after eight years of effort, local officials say. 7B Abortion-rights campaign Abortion-rights advocates plan a grass-roots campaign of letters, telephone calls and town meetings to build political pressure on President Clinton WEATHER Quick changes for today as a warm front this morning temperatures for the 24-hour is quickly period ending followed by at 8 last a cold front 1- of late today precipitation and this eve- ning. Clouds and a few scattered showers this morning will be followed by mixed sun and clouds and warmer this afternoon with chance a for NEW showers in the evening. Today Forecast 4 Stewart HI LOW 76 55 Saturday 73 HI 58 LOW 8 Sunday HI LOW 73 49 Monday Weather Numbers to HI LOW Westchester, 75 53 Anywhere telephone. For Tuesday For foreign name.
Cost: 95 Relative humidity HI LOW Yest'day: Low, 72 53 hi, High and low tides Rye A.M. P.M. A.M. Today 4:18 5:00 4:38 Sat. 5:24 6:06 5:44 Sun.
6:39 7:18 6:59 A.M. P.M. A.M. Today 10:52 11:42 11:10 Sat. 12:05 12:00 Sun.
1:11 1:25 1:29 SUBURBAN SNAPSHOT Anchors aweigh Area marinas on the Hudson River with boat launch ramps: Irvington Board Club, Irvington Washington Irving Boat Club, Tarrytown Ossining Boat Canoe Club, Ossining Charles Point Marina, Peekskill Cold Spring Boat Club, Cold Spring Source: Hudson River 1992 Boating Guide and Congress to include abortion services in any ptoposal for national health-care reform. 6B NEW YORK CITY Stein out of race City Council President Andrew Stein, unable to muster significant support despite a personal fortune and glitzy fundraisers, is dropping out of the race for mayor. 5B NEW YORK STATE PCBs in the Hudson An old GE plant, known to be one of the original sources of PCBs in the Hudson River, is leaking more of the toxic chemicals, and officials aren't sure how to stop the flow. 5B Staff Spencer NATION House OKs Clinton plan In the most dramatic moments of his new administration, the Around the A Albany Putnam Valley Peekskill Ossining Spring Valley Tarrytown YORK White EASE Yonkers Bronx Central Park telephones for latest weather information: Putnam and NYC: 976-1212. else: 1-900-555-5555 on touch-tone any U.S.
city, enter 11 and area code. enter 11 and first three letters of city cents per minute. Water Reservoir temp. level L.I. Sound, Latest: 98.7% Yesterday: Normal: HIGH N.Rochelle Yonkers P.M.
A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. 5:20 4:22 5:04 3:16 4:04 6:26 5:28 6:10 4:16 5:02 7:38 6:43 7:22 5:19 6:04 LOW P.M.
A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. 11:02 11:52 9:48 10:25 12:23 12:15 10:52 11:23 1:43 1:21 1:35 11:51 House approves President Clinton's deficit-reduction package by the narrowest of margins, 6 votes.
1A Gay-ban compromise President Clinton voices support for a compromise on lifting the ban on gays in the military that would allow hom*osexuals to serve only if they remain silent about their sexual orientation while on duty, 10A WORLD Trade sanctions planned The Clinton administration says it will impose trade sanctions against the 12-nation European Community in a dispute involving government contracts for telephone equipment. 3A Polish government falls The government of Prime Minister Hanna Suchocka fails a no-confidence vote early today, plunging Poland into a new round of political chaos. The collapse of Poland's fifth government in four years could delay progress on the economic transformation and relief for those suffering from its hardships, as well as discourage foreign sources of aid and investment. 3A A record again High 3,582.23 Low 3,523.28 Close 3,554.83 Change Up 14.67 NYSE volume: 290.88 million BUSINESS Jobless rates fall The New York Department of Labor says Westchester and Putnam counties experienced Carmel Katonah Mount Kisco Westchester Airport Plains Chester Rochelle Guardia JFK Hartford MEN Danbury YORK CONNECTICUT Associated Press Three manatees in "Manatees: The Last the newest exhibit at Sea World in Orlando, get used to being the center of attention. The manatees, which will share their quarters at the park with native birds and fish, will make their public debut when the exhibit opens today.
healthy drops in unemployment LIFESTYLES in April. 1E OPINION An actor Traveling time Bob Hoskins is on hand to President Clinton needs to discuss "Super Mario the play a little traveling music for film based on the wildly popular Mack McLarty, the chief of staff Nintendo video games. The and chief culprit in the White movie is set to open around the House travel office fiasco. 6A country today. 1C Around the nation Lines separate high temperature zones for the day 508 608 70s 805 805 708 908 Pressure 90s HIGH LOW SHOWERS RAIN T-STORMS A FLURRIES SNOW SUNNY PT.
CLOUDY CLOUDY 2 2 Today's national forecast Warm' air will clash with cooler air across New England that will result in a a a a a a a a a a a large area of clouds and showers. Thunderstorms will affect much of the Gulf Coast. Yesterday Today Tomorrow Hi Lo Pre Hi Lo Offk Hi Lo Ofik Albuquerque 86 59 85 58 cdy 85 56 cdy Anchorage 57 42 .04 40 cir 67 cir Atlanta 84 86 67 cdy 87 66 cdy Atlantic City 56 cdy cdy Austin 83 67 cdy 85 cdy Baltimore 79 cir 80 cir Birmingham 86 cdy Bismarck .19 cdy cdy Boise 55 cdy Boston .02 52 cdy Buffalo 52 cir Chicago cdy cdy cay Cincinnati cdy Cleveland cdy cay Dallas-Ft Worth cdy Denver .02 cdy cdy Des Moines .13 cdy cdy Detroit cdy cdy Hartford Spgfld rn cdy Helena cdy Honolulu cir Houston .27 rn cdy Indianapolis cdy cdy Jacksonville cdy cdy Las Vegas 93 cir Kansas City 83 cdy cdy Little Rock 85 cdy Los Angeles 70 cdy Louisville 85 62 cdy Memphis cdy Miami Beach cdy cdy Milwaukee 2 cdy cdy Mpis-St Paul cdy cdy Nashville 82 cdy cdy New Orleans Norfolk, Oklahoma Va. City 83 83 89 cdy 85 cdy Omaha 90 cdy cdy Orlando cdy cdy Philadelphia 80 cdy cdy Phoenix cir Pittsburgh cdy Portland, Maine 02 cdy Portland, Ore. .40 cay Providence Raleigh-Durham cdy Reno cdy Richmond cir Sacramento St Louis cdy Salt Lake City cdy cdy San Antonio cdy San Diego cdy San Francisco .05 San 73 1.20 Santa Fe 52 .20 Seattle cdy cdy Sioux Falls .36 cdy Spokane cdy Syracuse .05 49 Topeka 85 65 cdy Tampa-St Ptrsbg 87 cay Tucson 100 cdy Tulsa 8 cdy Wichita Wilmington, Del.
79 cdy cir Around the World High and low temperatures and weather conditions for 24 hours ending midnight yesterday. Cities Cities Athens Amsterdam 66 88 46 63 cdy cdy Kiev Lima 50 cdy Barbados rn London 55 cdy Barcelona cdy Madrid 55 Beiling 63 cir Manila Beirut cir Mexico City Belgrade cir Moscow Montreal Berlin 45 cdy Nairobi Bermuda cdy Nassau Bogota cdy New Delhi Brisbane rn Nicosia Brussels cdy Osio Budapest Paris B'Aires Rio Cairo Rome Calgary cdy Santiago Copenhagen cir Sao Paulo Dhahran Seoul Frankfurt cdy Singapore Geneva Stockholm Hanoi cir Sydney Taipei Havana cdy Tel Aviv Helsinki Tokyo Hong Kong Toronto Jo'burg 39 cir Warsaw Istanbul cir Vancouver Jerusalem Vienna In the swim SPORTS What's the fuss? Writer Mike DelNagro examines the hoopla around Michael Jordan's night at the gaming tables before the Knicks game. 1D Devereaux does in Yanks Mike Devereaux singles home the tie-breaking run to lead the Baltimore Orioles to a 4-3 victory over the Yankees. 1D region Bridgeport Long Island Sound 73753 The LONG. ISLAND Bethpage.
Islip Allergy watch Yesterday's pollen count: 320 Predominant pollens: pine grass oak Pollen hot line recording: 914-285-1369 Absent Low Mod. High Trees Grass Weeds Assessment Station Absent: No symptoms; Low: Extremely sensitive indivs. will have symptoms; Moderate: Many sensitive indivs. will have symptoms; High: Most sensitive indivs. will have symptoms; Very high: Almost all indivs.
with any sensitivity at all will have symptoms. Source: Westchester County Medical Center Pollen Westchester Airport readings Average temp. May 27: 60.8° Normal temp. for May 27: Avg. temp.
for May: 60.3° Avg. temp. this May: 60.4° Winds: NW at 5 knots Precipitation: 0.0" May precipitation: 0.44" Total 1993 precipitation: 19.61" Degree 4 Current since July 1:6,046 Normal since July 1: 5,330 Degree days are numbers of degrees by which the day's average temperature is below when home heating begins. Source: Universal Weather Service Air quality NYC overall: Good Carbon monoxide: Low Sulfur dioxide: Low Ozone: Low LOTTERIES New York Daily: 828 Win Four: 8762 5 12 14 15 17 18 28 31 36 40 44 47 55 59 62 66 67 70 78 Connecticut Daily: 936 Play Four: 5453 New Jersey Pick Three: 461 Pick Four: 0706 Pick Six: 1 5 11 19 29 31 Bonus number: 64660 TRAFFIC ALERT Walworth's woes The right lane of the Bronx way in White River Parka a Plains is closed in each direction on the bridge over the Port Newark La Compu-Weather, Inc. Skies New moon June 19 First quarter May 28 Full moon June 4 Last quarter June 12 Sunrise: 5.27 a.m.
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