Heat Drives Record Pool Attendance Across Three City Pools
Attendance at Sunset Yankee and Douglas pools more than doubles this month with daily tallies rising to 1,389 1 634 and 1 258 at Sunset on Tue Wed Thu respectively Yankee 518 386 455 and Douglas 169 132 133 over the same days The total for the month reaches 24124 up from 18862 in June 1977 Breakdown shows 17388 Sunset 5255 Yankee and 1481 Douglas
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Ed Cox
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Inflation Keeps Rising Cost of Living Slows Workers
The Labor Department reports May consumer prices up 0.9 percent driven by food housing and transportation. Food costs jump 1.5 percent with fresh fruit and vegetables up sharply. Worker earnings rise 0.4 percent but purchasing power falls 1.3 percent.
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Mass eviction tears apart Hooksett mobile home park
Forty-one families flee Joyland Trailer Park as a court orders eviction by next week after a two year battle to secure sewer service failed. Health officials cited backed up septic systems and soil contamination prompting sheriff Ronald Daniels to enforce the removal. Residents face scarce relocation options as zoning tightens, leaving long time residents like Clair Lowman and Ella to salvage memories and a lone maple tree.
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Crime Alert Police Amber Hotline Notice
Crime alert and suspicious activity tip line 425 7700 urges the public to call if a crime is committed or observed. The notice emphasizes dialing the number for rapid reporting and community safety updates.
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Weather outlook with heat and humidity persists
Weather brief notes warm humid conditions continuing with a low near 70 tonight. Saturday will be hot and humid with a chance of thundershowers and a high near 90. Yesterday reached a high of 93, with a low of 68 this morning. Showers possible Sunday and Monday, fair skies Tuesday, highs upper 80s, lows upper 60s.
New York City set for bond guarantees after Senate vote
Washington report says New York's fiscal outlook brightens as the Senate approves a bill for 1.5 billion in long term bond guarantees. City officials including Mayor Edward Koch express jubilation while a House-Senate conference reviews differences with a 2 billion House alternative and added conditions. Pension funds threaten to pull out if restrictions stay.
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Cough Syrup Abuse Spreads From Columbus to Dayton
Police report Columbus pharmacies became a source of codeine cough syrups for Dayton residents after Dayton stores halted sales due to abuse. Buyers pay 3.50 to 5 dollars per bottle in Columbus, while street prices reach 20 to 25 dollars. Purchases require name and address. limits cap at one bottle per 48 hours. Eight arrests, mostly Dayton residents, have occurred in two weeks. Exempt-preparation records were confiscated at two pharmacies.
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Crane slain in Scottsdale tied with electrical cord
Police say motive not yet determined in the death of Bob Crane star of Hogan's Heroes. He was beaten in his sleep and found in bed in a Windmill Dinner Theater apartment. a cord was tied around his neck but not causing the death. No forced entry or missing items reported.
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