Violent Storms Strike Ohio Across Central and North
Violent thunderstorms with winds up to 75 mph lashed central and northern Ohio. Properties damaged include trailers overturned at Norton Trailer Home Court in Trumbull County and a 49 by 50 foot roof torn from the BF Goodrich store in Mount Vernon. Injuries reported in Marion and Toledo include a child hit by a falling limb and a 3 week old baby with abrasions. Power outages hit Marion, Mount Vernon, Oregon Toledo suburbs, Worthington, Westerville, Akron, Greater Cleveland, and Kent State University.
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Associated Press
Central
Ohio
Marion
Toledo
Toledo - Detroit
Norton Trailer Home Court
Trumbull
Highway Patrol
Arren G. Harding
Mount Vernon
Oregon
Worthington
Westerville
Columbus
Akron
Greater Cleveland
Kent State University
Idarkness
BF. Goodrich
South Main Street
Oregon Municipal
Frazier Manufacturing Co
Marion Plastics
Howland
Storm Damage Across Ohio After Severe Weather
A drive in theater near Warren was struck with no injuries reported. Multiple billboards fell in Cuyahoga Falls and trees and downed phone lines were reported in Marion Mount Gilead Loudonville Toledo Mount Vernon Fredericktown Worthington Westerville Akron Tallmadge Medina and other locations. Pea sized hail accompanied the storm and the Weather Bureau warned tornadoes were possible but none developed.
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Warren
Cuyahoga Falls
Marion
Mount Gilead
Loudonville
Toledo
Mount Vernon
Fredericktown
Worthington
Westerville
Akron Tallmadge
Medina
Weather Bureau
Niagara Falls Retreat Predicted Over 27000 Years
A speculative note claims Niagara Falls may erode back to Lake Erie in about 27000 years if erosion proceeds at current rates, implying a distant, slow geological shift rather to be monitored.
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Niagara Falls
Lake Erie
Problems Hobble Reserve Plan
The Army seeks to speed up reserve readiness to meet Kennedy's callup plan but doubts persist about adequately conditioning National Guard and reserve divisions for rugged field service. Training reforms include more two day weekends and longer summer camps, yet many veterans and logistical issues raise questions about a rapid eight to ten division deployment within weeks of duty.
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Washington
Army
Kennedy
Congress
Fire Damages Landerwood Swim Club Bathhouse
Fire destroyed the bathhouse at Landerwood Swim Club in Pepper Pike an exclusive suburb. Investigators link the blaze to a gas heater explosion. Club member estimates damage between ten thousand and fifteen thousand dollars.
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Cleveland
Landerwood Swim Club
Pepper Pike
Army relies on ready reserve divisions for six month mobilization
The Army plans to use ten backup divisions as ready units. Many soldiers will have spent at least six months in recent active duty or equivalent, ensuring an experienced pool for rapid deployment.
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National Guard
Army
Kennedy
77Th
New York
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Ohio
West Virginia
Texas
Ilinois
Missouri
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
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