Weather History Flight Forced From Plane at 46000 Feet
On this date in 1959 Lieutenant Colonel W Rankin was forced to exit his aircraft at an altitude of 46000 feet due to turbulence from a severe thunderstorm. Readings from Tuesday note the extraordinary incident and atmospheric conditions.
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W Rankin
Wisconsin
Darlington
Jason King
Reichling
County
Lafayette County
D.A
King
Nathan Solman
Solman
Monroe
Midwest to Northeast Faces Scattered Storms and Heavy Rain
Showers and clusters of thunderstorms move from the Midwest toward the Mid- Atlantic and Northeast. Moderate to heavy rain and dangerous lightning accompany stronger storms, with potential for localized flooding and power disruptions as activity tracks eastward.
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Midwest
Mid- Atlantic
Green County Sheriff Honorees Recognize D A R E Officer And Dog Seizure Efforts
Deputy Pamela J. Tourdot received praise for D A R E education work and school liaison duties. Deputy Betsy A. Krantz noted for investigative interviews in the 2011 seizure of 46 dogs from a Decatur Township home. Deputy Scott A. Ellefson cited for Humane Officer case work and court involvement. Green County Fall Nationals donated $7,000 to start an electronic tracking program for missing or wandering individuals.
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Jenniffer Price
Department of Criminal Investigation
DCI
Darlington Police
Reichling
Pamela J. Tourdot
Green County
Betsy A. Krantz
Decatur
Scott A. Ellefson
Humane
Ellefson
Sheriff's Department
Rural Hospitals Face Medicaid Cuts Amid Expansion Debate
Rural hospitals and providers stand to lose from federal expansion funding while facing rate cuts, a plan critics say may not curb overall costs. Experts warn high deductibles in new private plans could leave patients unable to pay, risking care gaps in rural areas.
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McBride
Ryan White
Eide Bailly LLP
General Hospital of
Milwaukee
White
Housing prices rise modestly across major cities
Prices in New York and Cleveland are about 3 percent higher than a year earlier while Washington DC up 5.7 percent and Boston 6.7 percent. Economists forecast slower overall gains and a more sustainable pace as demand strengthens, supply remains tight, and mortgage rates climb.
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New York
Cleveland
Washington, D.C
Boston
Gus Faucher
PNC Financial Services
Federal Reserve
Ben Bernanke
Fed
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