Mid nation sees warm humid air as storms scatter
The Associated Press reports warm humid air sweeping the nation’s midsection while the Far West and Northeast stay cool and dry. Overnight temperatures largely in the 70s across the Plains and Midwest, with scattered showers and thunderstorms and varying rainfall. Winds peaked at 42 mph off Southern California and 35 mph in the Mojave, as other regions stayed cloudy or clear.
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del Rio
Tex
Anchorage
Weekend Warmth With Showers Forecast In Ohio
The National Weather Service forecasts warm humid conditions in Ohio with southerly Gulf air. A chance of thundershowers is expected in southwestern Ohio Friday afternoon with scattered activity statewide tonight and Saturday. Readings rise from the 50s Thursday night to 70s in the northeast and 80s elsewhere, as a slow-moving high pressure system exits and a Dakotas low moves east.
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Out of Town Births and Hospital Dismissals
Statistics report births for Cambridge Idaho and Buena Park California with names of parents and babies. Hospital dismissals list multiple individuals from Florence Trenton Cincinnati Monroe and other areas with patient notes and street addresses.
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Tom Ortman
Cambridge
Idaho
Thomas S. Ortman
N. Marshall Road
Larry Morris
Buena Park
Calif
Kelly Morris
Glencoe Ave
Charles T. Dagenbach
Florence St
Jeffrey Pressler
James E. Pressler
Trenton
Lloyd Moore
Cincinnati
David Lindsay
David P. Lindsay
Monroe St
Marion Burton
Winton St
Earl Birch
Franklin
George Ricuff
Vanny Paul Arnold
Pershing Ave
Carl Boyce
Logan Ave
Howard Walker
Arthur F. Follmer
Hamilton
Ethel Wells
S. Main St
Helen Hurr
Woman Dies After Ohio Turnpike Crash
Katherine Wilkenson 71 of Sidman Pennsylvania died after a two car collision on the Ohio Turnpike. She had been injured Wednesday and died Thursday at Robinson Memorial Hospital. The crash also killed Rev. Harry Gintzer 69 of Temperance Michigan, the other victim.
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Ravenna, Ohio
Katherine Wilkenson
Sidman
Robinson Memorial Hospital
Harry Gintzer
Temperance
Mich
Middletown I Dig Middletown Contest Winner Named
Mrs. Jean Brice wins the red beret in the I Dig Middletown contest with a letter urging faith in city leaders during the Bachmann tract east end rezoning debate. Her note narrowly beats three other judged entries as editors compare scores.
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Middletown
Jean Brice
Roosevelt Blvd
East End
Vickie Cole
Roosevelt
Bachmann
Betty Reed
Shafer St
Strong quake rattles U S and Canada with minimal damage
A strong but brief earthquake shook the northeastern United States and eastern Canada at 9 12 p m EDT lasting under 30 seconds. The Weston Seismological Observatory labeled it strong over a wide area and the quake registered between 4 and 5 on the Richter scale. A Lamont Doherty Observatory spokesman called it among the strongest to hit New York.
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Canada
New York-New England
Weston Seismological Observatory
Weston
Mass
Columbia University
Lamont-Doherty __ Geological Observatory
New York
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Grumpy) Roach
Riviera Drive
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Kiester Road
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