Turkey Vote Sparks Almost Even Split Between Parties
In Turkey a tight general election race pitted the ruling Justice party against the Republican People's party with early counts showing near parity. Interior ministry reported multiple firearm incidents and at least two deaths amid nationwide polling, while authorities called the day unusually calm for a vote.
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Istanbul
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Dorothy Loudon Wins Best Actress Tony Award
Dorothy Loudon, as the mean orphanage keeper in Annie, won the Tony for best actress edging Andrea McArdle. The event featured Lily Tomlin receiving a special award and multiple nominations across drama and musical categories, with George Gershwin revivals and Annie dominating the season.
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Civil War Battle Remembered in Columbus Confederate Cemetery
In Columbus Ohio on Confederate Memorial Day 2600 graves at Camp Chase Confederate Cemetery were honored. Descendants of 2nd Virginia and 1st Ohio cavalry dressed in gray and blue fired salutes as Earl Morris spoke of national unity and remembrance across a divided nation. The service honored soldiers from Fort Donelson and the Mississippi campaigns, many dies from smallpox and exposure, with Dixie and American flags present among the mourners.
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Fireworks Safety Emphasized Ahead of July Celebrations
Washington AP The Consumer Product Safety Commission cites about 9 000 fireworks injuries last year half under 15. New federal rules set cracker charge limits and labeling while states vary widely on legality. Safety Sadie tips urge careful outdoor use one at a time with water on hand and adult supervision.
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Weather outlook across Virginia and North Carolina
Virginia foresees a shower or thundershower chance Monday with highs in the 80s, cloudy tonight then clearing Tuesday. North Carolina sees partly cloudy Monday with afternoon storms, highs in the 80s to low 90s southeast, Monday night cloudy with storms, then cooler Tuesday across the region. Downtown log notes a Sunday high of 87.92 and calm winds.
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Man Finds Suitcase With Cash Faces Ongoing Fear
In Detroit an Osceola Township hunter named John Doe found a locked aluminum suitcase containing about $500,000 in 1974. He and his wife fear for their lives as federal indictments linked the money to drug smuggling. a court later ordered split ownership between Doe and Osceola Township under the Lost Goods Act, with an appeal planned by the state.
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Vigil by son-in-law for missing Beverly Hills victim
SOUTHGATE KY AP Every day since the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire a week ago Stephen Cagle has stood by a charred site seeking his mother-in-law’s body Evelyn Shaugh a 62 year old Dayton Ohio woman among four still missing from the May 28 blaze which killed at least 461. Governor Julian Carroll and officials attended a memorial service for known victims as investigators said the fire may have started from a shorted decorative fountain wire and spread to the attic. No official cause has been determined and lawsuits seek about 43 million in damages against the club and governments. Investigators plan to continue the search Monday.
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