Bonnie Weakens After Striking Virginia Beach and Ohio Storm
Bonnie, after briefly re intensifying, weakened to a tropical storm and drifted out to sea. Virginia Beach reported about 13.3 million dollars in initial damage, with roofs torn off, trees down, and power outages. Two deaths were linked to the storm, as North Carolina and Myrtle Beach saw extensive rainfall and electrocution hazards amid lingering winds. Hurricane Danielle lay east of the Bahamas, moving west-northwest with 90 mph gusts and expected near North Carolina's Outer Banks by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Beach
Bonnie
Virginia
Boaia
Virginia Power
North Carolina
Myrtle Beach
Atlantic
Danielle
San Salvador Island
Bahamas
Wara
National Hurricane Center
Miami
Lottery draws announce Take 5 and Pick 19 numbers
The Take 5 winning numbers are 2 12 21 25 39 and the Pick 19 winning numbers are 2 3 6 13 24 27 29 30 33 37 40 44 48 49 51 52 65 76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Weather Service
Michael Jackson Birthday Quiet as Plans Expand Worldwide
The King of Pop turns 40 amid a low key celebration with no concert on the schedule. Jackson's team mentions a quiet day, while business plans include theme parks in Japan, Poland, Brazil and a toy-store chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Jackson
Bob Jones
Jackson
MIS Productions
Tios Angeles
England
Tehovah’s Witness
VCO
Japan
Poland
Brazil
Diary wire reports youths face hearing over bicycle crime
The piece notes the boys’ next hearing is set for October 15, with the defendants required to stay under 24 hour adult supervision. They are accused of beating Ryan Harris, suffocating her with her panties, and molesting her for her blue bicycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan Harris
Airlines allow checked Mace with luggage under new rules
The FAA announced that passengers may check in one self-defense spray weighing 4 ounces or less containing no more than 7 percent tear gas. It clarifies penalties up to $25,000 and five years in prison for bringing Mace on board or violating the rules, following requests from crews and travelers for post arrival protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Aviation Administration
Psych tests ordered for young slaying suspects
Judge Andrew Berman ordered independent psychological examinations for the 7 and 8 year old boys charged with killing a 1 year old girl in Chicago. Dr Bennett Leventhal of the University of Chicago will perform the tests with a report due by October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Andrew Berman
Bennett Leventhal
University of Chicago
Landmark Moorish Synagogue Damaged By Fire
A fire caused heavy damage to a Moorish style synagogue in Mudtown Ivanhawar, a three hour blaze that gutted the Central Synagogue built in 1872. Torah scrolls were removed during renovations, and a roof section collapsed. Rabbi Peter Rubenstein confirmed the venue's status as a city and national landmark. Congregant Lynn Silverman, 39, called the loss devastating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mudtown
Ivanhawar
Peter Rubenstein
Henry Fernbach
Lynn Silverman
Strong earthquake shakes Tokyo area
A fairly strong earthquake measuring 5.4 magnitude centered in Tokyo Bay rattled Tokyo and nearby prefectures at 8 46 a m. Two people were lightly injured with no major damage reported by the Central Meteorological Agency. Nearby areas including Chiba Kanagawa and Saitama experienced shaking. A aftershock struck Tibet but no casualties or damage were anticipated by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Tokyo Bay
Central Meteorological Agency
Chiba
Yocing
Kanagawa
Sanama
China
Tibet
Waite Drops Out Of Race Against Mary Bono
Actor Ralph Waite, known for his role as the Waltons’ father, pulled out of the congressional race against incumbent Rep. Mary Bono. Waite had sought the seat in the April special election to succeed Sonny Bono after his death in a skiing accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waite
Mary Bono
Waltons
Congress
Ralph Waite
Bono
Sonny Bono
Waite halts bid after special election loss to Bono
Waite announced he would not pursue a losing cause after the Palm Springs special election where Republican Mrs. Bono won with 64 percent to Waite's 29 percent. The race was against Waite for a full term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waite
Bono
Palm Springs
Calif
Fugitive Nabbed While Applying for Police Job
Alexander Ocasio, 80, of Las Vegas, a Nevada fugitive wanted on fraud charges, was arrested in Connecticut after a routine background check for a West Haven police officer position revealed his warrant. Nevada deputy attorney general Matthew Dushoff called the incident one of the dumbest moves, noting he walked into the trap. Ocasio previously served as a state corrections officer in Nevada and a security officer at a Las Vegas casino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
West Haven Conn
Alexander Ocasia
Las Vegas
Connecticut
Orasio Wr
Matthew Dushoff
Ocasto
Newsline weather data and dial-in codes
Information line lists four digit access codes for forecasts to 472-2111 and toll free options 626-2100 592-9657 964-2316. Includes 9090 for Dave Elchorn forecast 2445 Upstate travel 2600 weather warnings 2446 Red Cross tips 8054 interactive trivia. Syracuse.com homepage linked for forecasts and Nexrad images.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Weedspomn
Oswego
Pulaski
Syracuse
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wa Luna
The
Associated Press
Mark C. Marchbank
Sable Island
Nova Scotia
Atlante Avenue
Virginia Beachs
David
Atlanie
Nlueiand
Sandbridge
Bonne
Lindsey Gosse
Allentown, Pa
Brant
Trudy Schureman
Atlantic Beach
Condominum
Jim Gilmore
Ocean View
National Guard
Herald-Journal
Mnace
Albany
New York State
Florida
Syracuse Herald-Journal
HeraldCo
Syracuse NY
P.O. Box
Socated Press
the Herald
Journal
Laundeg
Spencer Newton
S&s
Fred Meyer
Klamath Falls
Ore
Sed Press
Dave Elchorn
Wixt-Tv
Channel 9
Upstate
Red Cross
Brian Samson
Mexico Middle School
Syhaguse Forecast
Pai
Uy Udy
Horao
Fem Teorem Furies
Almanac
IIT
Vahrcele
Ryu
Ose
Bae
Ike
Mike Dooling
SMU
Collamer