Hunger on Miami Beach shows seniors raid rallies for food
Miami Beach faces a dire elderly hunger crisis as seniors crowd rallies for free refreshments and rummage through grocery-store garbage. Storeowners padlock dumpsters and theft rises, while officials and social workers warn malnutrition among 100,000 annual Floridian retirees. Across South Beach programs feed 1,500 daily, yet many elders fall through cracks.
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Steel industry optimistic about year ahead at U S Steel gathering
At a Rainbow Room gathering, U S Steel president David Roderick forecast domestic steel consumption near 113 million tons for the year and profits around 1 billion. He warned imports from Europe and Japan undermine U S mills, noting trigger prices failed to curb them, while a China ore contract looms. An 80,000 dollar robbery in Skokie is also reported, with two assailants stealing gold.
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Indeterminate forecast hints at variable winter trends
NIU climatologist John Berry notes the NWS long range outlook marks a large in determinate zone across the Midwest and Northeast, with colder trends north and west and warmer ones east and south. Willmon and other experts caution that no simple answers exist and December temperatures may near normal with above average precipitation.
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