Weather Forecast Sums Show Wide US Range and Mountain Variations
The National Weather Service predicts showers for parts of Washington North Dakota Texas Florida and the northeast from Michigan to Maine. Above 100 in southern California Arizona and Nevada while highs in parts of New York Pennsylvania Ohio and Michigan stay under 60. Today is cooler with 60s and 10 to 15 mph west winds. Tonight clears and cools to 40s to mid 40s with lighter winds. Tomorrow highs in 70s and Friday night lows in the 50s. The next two days look fair with 70s, 50s on Saturday night. Sunday brings a chance of showers with 80s highs and 60s lows. Mountain temperatures run about 10 degrees cooler.
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Thunderstorms flood Gulf Coast and Oklahoma towns
Thunderstorms pounded much of the nation with heavy rains across Florida and the Gulf Coast. In Oklahoma the Deep Fork and Caney rivers rose above flood stage while Skiatook and Avant saw receding floodwaters. Bird Creek overflow damaged about 50 homes and 20 businesses after a two day storm that dumped around seven inches of rain upriver.
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Jacksonville
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Mich
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Guadalupe River
Arkansas
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Kansas
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Deep Fork
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Caney River
Ramona
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Monte Vista
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Avant
Skiatook
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Toll from cyclone and waves rises in Bangladesh
Preliminary surveys say more than 11,000 may have died after the May cyclone and tidal waves. Rescue workers have recovered 4,264 bodies, with 6,805 still missing. An outbreak of diarrhea has killed 160 in the worst hit areas Arir Char Sandwip and Company Ganj. The government halted rescues by four navy ships and helicopters after the disaster.
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Company Ganj
West Virginia shuts down two similarly named charities
The state commission ordered American Heart Research Foundation Inc and American Cancer Research Funds to stop soliciting contributions after failing to register. Local reps for the American Cancer Society and American Heart Association said they have no ties to these groups, which resembled trusted charities and caused donor confusion. The nonregistered groups provided a North American address in Armonk, New York, and inquiries were referred to written correspondence.
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American Heart Association
Commission On Charitable Organizations
Ken Hechler
American Heart Research Foundation, Inc
American Cancer Research Funds Organization
Mirte Corte
Heart Association
Elsa Begley
Cancer Society
Corte
American Heart Research Foundation
Begley
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NCIB
Cancer Society Or
American Cancer Research Funds
West Virginia
Secretary of State
Hechler
TI Am
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Daily Telegraph
American Cancer Research Fund
Maple Ave
Armonk
Residents oppose C P rate hike at public hearing
In Charleston West Virginia hundreds of residents attended a Public Service Commission hearing on Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. proposed 71 million rate increase. Mary Jo Sharp of Hurricane spoke for seniors and food bank volunteers noting rising bills and harder meals. Rep Bob Wise organized many protesters and argued the shift of costs to residential customers.
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Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co
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C&p Telephone Co
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Sharp
Public Service Commission
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