Neighborhood shaken after fatal stabbing on Zeneta Avenue
Residents near Meyer’s home fear for safety in the wake of a stabbing that killed 58 year old Meyer. Neighbors report lockups and night stands guarded as police investigate. Mike Crystal 38 says fear and distrust spread through the 500 block of Zeneta Avenue. Police urge calm while senior centers note increased worry among elders living alone.
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Storm toll mounts as Illinois towns reel from twisters
National Guard deployed Tuesday evening to aid state police in Illinois to curb looting and crowding after storms. Commonwealth Edison reported 17 000 customers without power. St Joseph Hospital Joliet said 157 storm victims with 25 admitted. Silver Cross Hospital treated 35 with serious to fair conditions. Plainfield High School destroyed with injuries reported as roof blew off.
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Texas Weather Outlook Across Regions Friday
Extended forecast notes hot and dry conditions in Permian Basin Panhandle South Plains Concho and Pecos valleys with highs mid to upper 90s and lows mid 60s to lower 70s. Big Bend sees highs upper 80s to near 102 with mid 60s to 70s lows along river. North Texas remains hot and humid with highs 100s and lows mid 70s. Southeast Texas coast and Hill Country expect showers and storms possible mainly daytime.
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Water plan criticism stalls progress in Texas districts
Regional water plans trigger anger from Coke County and Lipan Kickapoo districts over state management rhetoric. Officials demand rewrite to reflect local operations, cooperation, and district independence while planners defend a broad, long term strategy to meet growth with reservoirs, reuse, and new systems. Public hearings continue with a final plan anticipated early 1991.
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Bush vows unity as hostages remain in Iraq
Bush declares unwavering national unity amid criticism while Saddam promises to free women and children among captives. On Tuesday 47 Americans returned home, amid sorrow for those left behind in Iraq and Kuwait, as officials report an American civilian death from a heart attack in Iraq. A 56-year-old man, unnamed, was believed among Americans used as human shields at strategic sites.
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OPEC Ministers Clash Over Production Rise and Stock Release
After two days of informal talks, OPEC ministers considered Western stock releases before asking OPEC for help. A key minister urged wider cooperation with the IEA and major economies, but the agency signaled it would reject a planned meeting.
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Weather roundup from Reading with heat and records
The Reading forecast shows a Tuesday high near 98 and a low around 66 with sunset at 8 18 and sunrise at 7 23. No precipitation in the last 24 hours, total rainfall 2.15 inches for the period, 8.37 inches to date, with a historical 102 degree record in 1964 and today’s low 57 degrees noted for 1930.
Weather forecast for West Texas and Southeast region today
The National Weather Service expects a sunny and hot day in the southeast at 5 to 15 mph. Tonight should be clear with a mostly sunny sky in West Texas and isolated thunderstorms possible. Central areas face excessive heat risk.
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Weather Outlook for New Mexico and Oklahoma
The New Mexico region expects fair skies with partly cloudy and warm conditions and afternoon thunderstorms in central and west areas, with continued fair weather east and hot afternoons. Lows range from upper 30s to mid 50s in mountains and 60s elsewhere, highs in the 70s to upper 80s in mountains and up to 90s at lower elevations. Oklahoma remains hot with mostly clear skies through Thursday, lows around the 60s in the northwest to 70s, and highs between 98 and 106.
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