Snow blowers sell out amid early winter prep
Ohio hardware and tire managers report record demand for snow blowers shovels and snow tires driven by two harsh winters. July and August orders exceed supply with several stores sold out and some items stolen. Car winterization and four wheel vehicle sales have surged sharply as shops stock up for upcoming cold months.
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Crawford convicted in Moscow for black market rubles
Soviet Judge Lev Mironov found U S businessman Francis J Crawford guilty of buying rubles on the black market and gave him a five year suspended sentence. The U S Embassy said Crawford may leave the country and could obtain an exit visa within days.
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Local retailers report brisk winter gear sales across Middleton
Middleton shoppers snap up snow blowers snow tires and shovels as forecasts warn of a hard winter. Mark Terrett says Cason's Home Center sold out snow blowers after an initial allocation and a subsequent increase. Chuck Mandelert notes even larger horsepower blowers sell quickly at Montgomery Wards and other stores. Dick Flessinger reports rising snow tire calls though most buyers delay until snow arrives. Shovel stocks remain adequate after last winter’s spike.
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Panel to Back JFK Autopsy Conclusions
Washington AP autopsy experts planned to endorse the Warren Commission finding that the fatal bullet came from the rear, aligning with the commission’s view that Oswald acted alone. The panel’s two pathologists were to be questioned, with one dissenting member delivering a separate web report.
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Crime Alert Numbers Publicize Police Hotline
A local crime alert urges residents to report crime or suspicious activity by calling the police tip line at 425-7700. The notice emphasizes quick reporting to aid responders and community safety. The number is presented for urgent calls and general tips.
Weather outlook stays warm with gradual dry trend
Weather remains largely unchanged through next Monday with clear nights and daytime sunshine. Tonight's low will be in the mid 60s after a high of 87 yesterday. Friday's forecast calls for a high near 90 with more sunshine. The morning low was 60. Saturday through Monday expect fair, warm conditions with highs in the mid to upper 80s and lows around 60.
Heavy Snowfalls Kill Four Hikers Near Mount Whitney
Inyo County sheriff deputies reported four mountain hikers dead and seventeen missing as storm remnants from Tropical Storm Norman dumped up to five inches of snow in the Sierra around Mount Whitney. Rescue teams found three bodies at high altitude, while searches paused for daylight and identification remained pending.
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Senators push larger tax cuts amid inflation and capital gains relief
Senate Finance Committee moves to draft a broader tax cut bill likely exceeding Carter administration and House proposals. It aims to steeply cut capital gains taxes, with debate over a maximum rate down from 49.1 percent toward 25 to 35 percent, targeting relief for higher earners while risking higher deficits amid inflation. The plan mirrors pressure from business leaders and Republicans for greater tax relief despite warnings from the administration and the Fed.
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Indiana bombings claim 1st victims
In Speedway Indiana a bomb in a paper bag injured Carl David DeLong and his wife Sandy as they waited after a high school football game. The couple, both 39, faced critical and fair conditions respectively. Police seek a single suspect amid a string of blasts over six days with no motive or arrests. A reward was planned as authorities describe a device using a battery timer and gunpowder.
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Legionnaires disease hits New York garment district
Medical detectives link nine cases of Legionnaires disease to midtown Manhattan garment district workers on West 35th Street. One death confirmed, two suspected, six non fatal. Victims include six rack boys, an elevator operator, a 65 year old woman, and a police officer. Airborne bacteria traced across three locations with separate air conditioning systems.
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