Wet Summer And Fall Forecast From Pacific Air Flow
The weather pattern blamed on a strong Pacific air flow last summer led to widespread rainfall across the United States, with Eloise storms delivering heavy totals in the mid-Atlantic, New Jersey, and New York areas. Forecasters admit the原因 for the persistent westerly flow remains not well understood.
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Ransom Offered in Kidnap Case Tiede Herrema
In Limerick Ireland a Dutch businessman Tiede Herrema 53 CEO of Ferenka Limerick plant was abducted. A colleague said his company is ready to pay for his release but police said cash will not sway the abductors. The Provisional IRA prisoners Rose Dugdale Kevin Mallon and Jim Hyland were demanded freed or Herrema would be executed. Authorities refused to meet demands or offer a reward and no word on his fate by the deadline.
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Arson Suspected in Kansas City Fire Strike Fallout
City officials say 217 blazes since Friday amid firefighters strike. Fire Director Frank Spink cites strong indications of arson in six weekend fires and a Sunday firebombing. Police report planned arsons, while union reps deny involvement. 800 National Guardsmen aided in battling about 50 fires Sunday as 59 striking firefighters were dismissed.
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Basque Bar Attack Follows Police Killings in Spain
Gunmen struck a Bilbao suburb bar killing Ignacio Echave, brother of Basque guerrillas in exile, as retaliation for the bombing deaths of three civil guardsmen. Officials blamed a right wing group Guerrillas of Christ the King and warned of ongoing violence while the government weighs a response.
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Socialist party wins absolute majority in Austria vote
Austrian voters kept Chancellor Bruno Kreisky's Socialists in power securing 94 seats in a 183 seat Parliament. The Austrian People's Party led by Josef Taus won 78 seats, down from 1971. The Freedom Party gained one seat for 11, while the Communists failed to win any seat.
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Which dead McCoy is the real McCoy in burial mix
In Miami Beach Belinda McCoy seeks a veteran burial for James E. McCoy who died of cancer but federal officials say his death benefits were paid eight years ago and a similar name and service record lies in a civil grave. A detective notes a body already buried may be the real McCoy while Kay Ruhland insists the man who married her mother is the true spouse.
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Hoffa body search ends in hoax says investigators
Detroit AP report says a Los Angeles ex-convict sought 125000 to locate a non existent Hoffa grave in a hoax. Sources call the tip and ransom plot a flim flam while notes about mob pressure and a nine miles north six miles west clue are dismissed as baloney.
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Middletown Weather: Clouds Tonight and Tuesday
Partly cloudy skies are forecast for the Middle town area tonight and Tuesday with lows in the low 50s and highs in the upper 70s. Yesterday's high was 69 and overnight low 50. The outlook calls for fair skies Wednesday and a chance of showers Thursday and Friday.
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Ford and Democrats Tar Re Candidates All Losers
A Time poll shows Senator Edward Kennedy ahead of Ford with a 56 percent acceptability rating while Ford sits at 46 percent. Wallace is unacceptable to 59 percent, Reagan splits 41 percent acceptable and 37 percent unacceptable. Economy cited as Ford’s declining support.
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