Storm wrecks two mobile homes in Preble County
A Thursday night storm north of West Elkton caused two unanchored mobile homes to topple, damaged crops, and destroyed a metal barn near Gratis. Hail along Ohio 503 shattered windows, felled limbs, and knocked out power from 6:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m., while residents aided by fire crews and neighbors in the cleanup and Red Cross relief efforts.
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Dan Ritchey
Westeleton
Here
Gratis
Ohio 503
West Elkton
Coy Proffitt
Quaker Trace Road
David
LeSourdsville
Proffitts
Fritz Bunting
Red Cross
Preble County
Robert Huntsberger
Edward Nance
Gratis-Jacksonburg Road
James Kirk
Ohio
Kirk
George Arnold
al Carpenter
Tom McKee
Israel blasts UN for sabotage acts
Israel accuses the United Nations of encouraging Palestinian guerrilla raids that killed 13 and wounded 72 on Jerusalem’s Jaffa Road. Foreign Ministry officials say terrorists who exploded in front of a toy store were adopted by UN organizations, recalling the UN mission.
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Associated Press
Israel
United Nations
Jerusalem
Jaffa
Comanantene
Palestine
Beirut
Cairo
al Ahram
Mediterranean
Port Said
Suez Canal
UN backed Palestinian claim cited by guerrillas
A communique says UN resolutions supporting a Palestinian national home have been used by guerrillas as international approval of sabotage acts in Israel, portraying international support for their cause. The report notes Las Vegas was cited in the discourse.
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Israel
Flooding Tests Resolve as Caesars Palace Crowds Persist
In Las Vegas the Fourth of July weekend began amid a flash flood that submerged hundreds of cars and damaged homes, leaving two city workers dead and more than $1 million in damage. Despite warnings, tourists filled hotels and casinos as sunny heat soon dried floodwaters, while patrons crossed mud to reach Caesars Palace.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Las Vegas Strip
Flood threat looms as Red River floods intensify crops loss
The National Weather Service warns weekend storms could worsen floods in North Dakota and Minnesota’s Red River basin. Crests were forecast on the Red at Fargo and the Sheyenne at West Fargo, with losses totaling about 1.6 billion dollars in crops across the two states including 1.5 billion in North Dakota.
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Bismarck
N.D
National Weather Service
Red River
North Dakota
Minnesota
Fargo
Sheyenne River
West Fargo
Clay County
Minn
Guilty verdict ends Ruppert saga
James A Ruppert, 41, was found guilty on 11 counts of aggravated murder for the Easter killings of his mother, brother, sister in law, and eight nieces and nephews. The trial, lengthy and dramatic, included psychiatric debates and strong courtroom theatrics as he faced potential life without parole or possible appeal paths.
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Shawnee Lee Journal
Hamilton
James U Ruppert
Butler County
Newsweek Magazine
New York Times
Ruppert
Butler County Common Pleas
Cramer
Ohio Supreme Court
Suppet
Hugh Holbrook
Lima State Hospital
Holcomb
Holbrock
Joe Bressler
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Middletown
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Ohio 122
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Coy
Ritchey
Caesars Palace
Nevada Highway Patrol
Midwest
Holy City
Richmond, Va
The
Holy Land
Ruppert Saga
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Holbrook
Robert L. Marrs
Arthur Fiehrer
Judge Marrs
James A. Ruppert
Harold Carpenter
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