Weather forecast tracks rain across Northwest and Midwest
The National Weather Service predicts rain today in upper Washington Idaho and Montana with showers from central Texas to the Great Lakes and Vermont and in Florida. Highs exceed 100 in much of Arizona and parts of California Nevada and New Mexico while western Washington and northern North Dakota and Minnesota reach around 70. Yesterday’s temperature record shows June 22 high 76 low 53 and 1964 84 1963 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Weather Service
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Texas
Great Lakes
Vermont
Florida
Arizona
California
Nevada
New Mexico
North Dakota
Minnesota
Area forecast summary for the next two days
Partly cloudy with a chance of late afternoon showers and storms today highs in the 80s. Mostly cloudy tonight with showers and storms and mid-50s to mid-60s for lows. Tomorrow partly cloudy and humid with showers and storms and upper 80s to low 90s. Sunday night lows upper 60s to low 70s. Monday partly cloudy with a shower chance and upper 80s to low 90s. Tuesday mostly sunny and less humid with highs in the low to mid 80s.
Record low temperatures and summer cold snap hit multiple states
The Associated Press reports thunderstorms and hail in Minnesota and North Dakota on Friday, with at least five southeastern states enduring record cold on the first day of summer. Less severe storms touched New Hampshire, Maine, the Gulf coast and parts of Kansas and Missouri. Western regions enjoyed fair skies while the Atlantic coast remained cloudy. Marble-sized hail struck Grand Marais Minnesota and Kathryn North Carolina, bringing sudden heavy rains to both states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
North Dakota
New Hamp
Shire
Maine
Gulf Coast
Kansas
Missouri
Nation
Atlantic
Grand Marais
Minn
Kathryn
N.C
Reagan meets hostage families amid Tehran crisis and tax push
President Reagan held a private session with relatives of three hostages from TWA flight 847 as the crisis stretched into its eighth day. He urged restraint and emphasized U.S. efforts to secure safe release, canceled a brief supporter meeting to fit the session, while White House aides described the encounter as assuring the families of the administration’s resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Reagan
TWA
U.S
The
Lions Club International
Middle East
Frankfurt
West Germany
el Salvador
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Albert R. Brashear
White House
Allyn Conwell
Vicente Garza
Laredo
Robert Trautmann
Conwell
Oman
Beirut
Garza
Texas
Trautmann
Larry Speakes
Speakes
Israel
Robert McFarlane
Senate Rejects House Budget Compromise Over Social Security
Washington AP report shows House negotiators proposing a budget deal to protect 1986 Social Security benefit increases, but Senate bargainers reject it. Across two weeks no major item agreed, raising fears of a full collapse. Leaders warn of possible unbudgeted spending while negotiations continue between House and Senate on defense and COLAs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Sen
Lawton Chiles
Florida
House-Senate
Jim Wright
Texas
Wright
William H. Gray III
D-Pa
Gray
Study sought for uses of Poseidon submarine
The House voted to urge President Reagan to explore other uses for the Poseidon submarine instead of dismantling it to meet SALT II limits. Rep. Duncan Hunter's measure, approved with a voice vote, asks if the sub can be given to Britain, converted to an attack sub, or made into a cruise missile carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Reagan
Duncan Hunter
R-Calif
Great Britain
Hunter
United States
Alaska
Senate
Houston murder case overturns suicide ruling in baby sale plot
Harris County Medical Examiner changed Cheryl Ann Jones death from suicide to homicide after detectives argued three people lured the New Orleans woman to Houston for an infant sale. Jones was dosed with barbiturates in a hotel, and the baby went to the father. Investigators seek grand jury action as details emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
New Orleans
Houston
Paul Motard
Motard
Gil Schultz
Harold Lee Schut
Reno
New
Jackie
Cindy
Mrs. Jones
Amanda
Spectacular Soviet Debris Lights Above East US
A large debris fragment from Cosmos 1530 lit the northeastern United States in a red green and blue display just before midnight. NORAD said the 4.67 meter piece traveled at 17 000 mph and likely burned up. no recovery reports were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
United States
Kay Cormier
North American Aerospace Defense Command
Michigan
Virginia
NORAD
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tan
Rey
Beckley High
Lewisburg High
Charleston High
Martinsburg High
Elkins
Morgantown
Huntington High
Parkersburg
Juneau
Kansas City
Hi Lo
Las Vegas
Little Rock
Albany
Albuquerque
Los Angeles
Amarillo
Louisville
Anchorage
Lubbock
Memphis
Asheville
Atlanta
Miami Beach
Atlantic City
Richmond
Concord
N.H
Dallas Ft Worth
Sacramento
Dayton
St Louis
St Pete Tampa
Denver
Des Moines
Salt Lake City
Detroit
San Antonio
Duluth
San Diego
San Francisco
el Paso
Evansville
San Juan
P.R
Fairbanks
St Ste Marie
Seattle
Fargo Flagstaff
Shreveport
Grand Rapids
Sioux Falls
Great Falls
Spokane
Greensboro
Syracuse
Hartford
Topeka
Clr
Helena
Tucson
Honolulu
Tulsa
Indianapolis
Wichita
Jackson
Wilkes Barre
Jacksonville
Wilmington
Associated Press
Stephanie Ibrahim
North Reading
Mass
Poseidon
Jesse Helms
Robert Lagomarsino
Pentagon
Afghanistan
Air Force
USA
Toledo, Ohio
James Telb
Spencer Township
Telb
Washington (Ap
State Department
George
Shultz
District of Columbia
David Underwood
LaGrange
June de Luca
Underwood
American Petroleum Institute
Environmental Protection Agency
Institute
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!