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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1990
Page
5
Weather brief notes sunny mornings in New Mexico today and Tuesday with hot afternoons and scattered storms mainly south today. Partly cloudy nights, mostly clear mornings, highs near 100 in the mountains and up to 105 in the panhandle. Oklahoma sees highs around 95 to 105 with hot conditions and isolated storms.
The National Weather Service at Midland International Airport expects sunny skies and a high around 104 today with south winds 10 to 20 mph. Tonight will be clear with a lower around 70. Tuesday will be hot with a high near 102. Widely scattered thunderstorms are possible in some areas while most of the day remains sunny west. Earlier, an area of storms moved across North Texas but by afternoon was confined to the far northeast with showers noted.
A extended to midweek regional forecast shows continued dry conditions across West Texas Panhandle South Plains Far West and Rio Grande areas with hot afternoons. Temperatures reach 90s to mid 100s, with coastal Bend partly cloudy and isolated thunderstorms inland reaching 100 plus.
Evanston alderman pushes 0.5 percent tax on tuition for Northwestern and nearby colleges, aiming to raise over 700000 dollars annually. Critics say it would burden students, harm education value, and no other U.S. city employs such a levy. Northwestern has resisted city fees for police and fire services.
Norfolk officials say searchers located the four missing crewmen from the CH 46 Sea Knight crash off Virginia Beach. The helicopter from Norfolk Naval Air Station to the USS Detroit went down about 60 miles offshore at 12:50 p.m. Friday. The Sea Knight can carry 6,000 pounds at 165 mph.
In Juneau the Alaska legislature considers a constitutional amendment to keep rural Alaskans first in subsistence hunting and fishing as federal takeover of game management looms. Gov. Cowper backs it to avoid federal control on two thirds of state lands. The move reflects deep cultural ties to subsistence among Alaska Natives and long-standing legal battles.
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