Tropical storm Arlene nears Gulf of Mexico entry
Arlene was forecast to enter the Gulf by Friday as residents from the Florida Panhandle to Louisiana were urged to monitor the storm closely for potential impacts and early warnings.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 2005
Page
5
Arlene was forecast to enter the Gulf by Friday as residents from the Florida Panhandle to Louisiana were urged to monitor the storm closely for potential impacts and early warnings.
Tropical Storm Arlene, the season's first named storm, moved north at 8 mph about 115 miles south southeast of Cuba. It could bring rain to the Florida Keys with an entry into the Gulf by Friday, a track that may threaten Louisiana to the Florida Panhandle by mid weekend. Residents fear heavy rain and flooding as authorities issue warnings. Jim Milliken, living in a temporary mobile home, hopes the worst is over despite ongoing losses from last year.
Washington: The government reviews voluntary ATV safety standards amid rising injuries and deaths among young riders. CPS C chair Hal Stratton backs rider education over federal mandates as lawmakers, safety groups, and parents push for stronger protections. About 16 and younger riders account for a large share of ATV fatalities and hospital visits since 1982.
The Associated Press finds dioceses have spent at least 1.06 billion dollars since 1950 on settlements legal fees and counseling for priest sex abuse cases with hundreds more claims pending. The figure rose past 1 billion after the Covington Kentucky diocese set up a 120 million fund.
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