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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 2002

Page

14

Sunny and cool forecast for Southern Illinois today

Sunny and cool conditions with highs in the mid to upper 40s. Winds will be variable as air masses and high pressure define source regions. CAL SISTO is chief meteorologist at WPSD TV Channel 6.

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Lottery results tease and jackpot figures across games

The page lists multiple lottery draws including Pick Three and Pick Four for midday and evening, Little Lotto, Lotto, Big Game, Daily Three and Four, Lucky 5, Missouri Pick 3 and 4, ShowMe 5, Powerball with a $92 million jackpot. It presents winning numbers and current jackpot amounts for each game.

Thunderstorms and floods kill two in Tennessee city and park

Heavy rain swept through Tennessee and Kentucky causing drownings and injuries. In Cookeville a city worker, 20, died after being swept into a flooded drainage pipe while another rescuer disappeared. A separate drowning occurred in Cedars of Lebanon State Park. Kentucky saw toppled trees and damaged nursing home windows amid flood warnings.

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Baltimore asks residents to conserve water

Baltimore officials urged residents to cut water use as drought conditions persist and plan to pump 50 million gallons daily from the Susquehanna River to protect reservoir supplies. Public Works Director George L. Winfield warned spring-time restrictions could follow if conditions do not improve.

Baltimore Susquehanna Public Works George L. Winfield Winfield Chesapeake Bay Maryland U.S. Geological Survey

Northeast rains and cold front edge stretch into plains

Light to moderate rain drenched the Northeast with light snow and sleet in northern New York and northern New England. The trailing cold front sparked rain and thunderstorms across Texas Oklahoma Arkansas and Louisiana while much warmer air moved into the central states boosting temperatures about 20 degrees in the Dakotas and western Minnesota. Light flurries appeared in western Minnesota as a Pacific Northwest storm system brought rain and mountain snow into Montana.

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