Tomorrow's Forecast Mostly sunny windy and hot Tuesday
The outlook calls for a hot and windy Tuesday with mostly sunny skies. Highs are expected in the 90s to 95, with south to southwest winds 15 to 25 mph and gusts.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1990
Page
14
The outlook calls for a hot and windy Tuesday with mostly sunny skies. Highs are expected in the 90s to 95, with south to southwest winds 15 to 25 mph and gusts.
MITCHELL LANDSBERG reports that Iben Browning's Dec 2 forecast of a major New Madrid region quake unsettles residents and raises awareness. Insurance sales rise, one district may cancel classes, and National Guards plan drills, though seismologists dispute the certainty of the prediction. The 1811 12 quakes near New Madrid remain the era's major event.
A major earthquake struck Manila and Luzon causing heavy damage. At least 47 killed, many trapped under a collapsed six story college north of Manila. Landslides and damaged bridges reported as USGS logged a 7.7 quake.
Ransom Memorial Hospital board seeks two mills to fund demolition and a new wing after discovering a brown recluse spider infestation in the old building. The plan, estimated at about 1.8 million, includes a potential doctors office and hinges on county commission approval after a public hearing slated for Aug. 15.
The Bush administration sharply raises the fiscal 1991 deficit projection to 168.8 billion, two thirds higher than six months ago, risking automatic cuts over 100 billion if Congress and the White House cannot agree on spending cuts and tax hikes. Including future S and L costs, the deficit would reach 231.4 billion.
The 66th Richmond Free Fair opened with enthusiasm but fewer exhibitors and 100 entries due to wet cold spring. Attendance reached 171 entries on Sunday, down from 221 last year but similar to 1987 1988 levels. Livestock totals were solid with 40 hogs 26 cattle and 21 sheep. quilts and stitching dominated exhibits as garden tables showed gaps and flowering displays were thin.
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