Weather forecast shows showers across multiple regions today
The National Weather Service predicts scattered showers today across eastern Nevada spreading into Wyoming North Dakota and Minnesota and reaching the Great Lakes. Additional showers are forecast into central Texas and New Mexico with southern Florida also expecting rain.
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Area Forecast Highlights For Today And Tomorrow
Mostly sunny today with a 20 percent chance of a thunderstorm in the afternoon or evening. Highs in the mid eighties. Tonight partly cloudy with 20 percent chances of an evening shower and lows in the 60s. Tomorrow partly sunny with a 20 percent chance of a storm, highs in the mid to upper eighties. The next two days show fair weather with a brief chance of showers Friday, highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s.
Court sets stage for key libel law ruling
The Supreme Court prepared a major ruling on libel law by examining a Pennsylvania statute that requires libel defendants sued by private citizens to prove truth. The case arose from Maurice S. Hepps suing The Philadelphia Inquirer in 1976 over statements about his company General Programming Inc. The court also addressed protests at military base public celebrations and possible intrastate rate-raising under federal pressure.
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Former Wall Street reporter found guilty of using job
In New York a federal judge convicted former Wall Street Journal reporter R Foster Winans and two co defendants of conspiracy, securities fraud, and wire and mail fraud linked to an insider trading scheme. Felts and Carpenter also found guilty. sentences could reach five years.
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Space shuttle crew leaves Discovery at Edwards AFB
The seven member Discovery flight crew deplanes after landing at Edwards Air Force Base California. Mission Specialist Steven Nagel Payload Specialist Patrick Baudry of France Prince Sultan Salman Al Saud of Saudi Arabia Mission Specialist Shannon Lucid Mission Specialist John Fabian Pilot John Creighton Commander Daniel Brandenstein the group steps off the shuttle with officials and reporters awaiting their return to Earth.
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Chamber backs sanctions bill on immigration penalties
The U S Chamber of Commerce endorsed Senate legislation by Majority Whip Alan Simpson that would impose sanctions without penalizing employers for paperwork violations, a stance praised by Ralph B Evans of the chamber’s Labor Relations Council. Navy officials told Congress that submarine safety remains intact despite spy-ring leaks, with Secretary John Lehman noting no developments endangering missile subs.
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Wife of exiled Soviet writer becomes U.S. citizen
Natalia Solzhenitsyn took the oath alone at Rutland Vermont after eight years since losing Soviet citizenship for aiding dissidents. She cited her husband Alexandr Solzhenitsyn as ill and unable to attend the ceremony at U.S. District Court before Judge Franklin Billings.
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Army doctor rejects major promotion during protest
Capt Walter Grote, 33, an Army internist, refused a promotion at Fort Dix to protest how West Point day care abuse charges were handled. He cited upbringing of 11 children aged 13 months to 3½ years suspected of abuse and said the Army ignored victims. Col Edward Burkhalter noted free speech while others defended the process. The case was investigated by CID and FBI after initial Army handling. The Grotes urged closing the day care and offering counseling. Grote will forgo about $4,000 in pay this year.
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