Prison riot ends at Oklahoma center with one dead
Nearly 750 inmates were moved from the fire-gutted Canner Correctional Center ending a riot that left Greg Hodges, 27, dead and 23 inmates and officers injured. Corrections Department spokeswoman Joyce Jackson said fires are out, guards regained control, food was provided and inmates were evacuated to other state prisons, with no one sent to county jails. The facility near Tahlequah was designed for 400 prisoners.
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Last of 11 escapees back in Holman prison
In Amore Alabama the final escapee Howard Barr 26 was recaptured after slipping from Holman Correctional Center during a failed escape. Rioting earlier left five buildings burning with 20 inmates and three guards injured as National Guard and patrols were summoned to regain control.
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Ponca City
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Osage County
Richard Jack
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Reid
Belief in occult shadows Honegger's credibility
Barbara Honegger, who quit the Justice Department, is seen by some women’s groups as a heroine for criticizing Reagan on equal rights yet her links to occult beliefs erode credibility. She denies sources and omens while saying she feels guided by a powerful force, likened to Star Wars.
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Los Angeles Times
Syracuse Metro Weather Ahead Today and Wednesday
The forecast calls for a 50 percent chance of showers or thunderstorms today and Wednesday with occasional showers or storms on Wednesday. An extended outlook shows fair conditions Thursday through Saturday, with temperatures rising from 75 on Thursday to around 80 by Saturday, as a national weather pattern influences the region.
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Showers Across State Move Into Central New York
The National Weather Service predicts showers creep southward tonight into Central New York with a low around 60 and a high near 70 on Wednesday. Rain and thunderstorms, some heavy, expected statewide on Wednesday as cooler air moves south from Canada.
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Syracuse Area Weather and Crop Conditions Report
Syracuse area readings show less than 2 hours of sunshine and poor drying today and Wednesday. Re cent corn improved, onions and lettuce harvesting now, tomatoes and sweet corn at peak. Upstate farmers report severe bird damage in 40 many fields. Home gardeners benefitting from rain and dried soil. Sources Coop Extension and NWS.
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Notes from the heavens Celestial schedule and tides
The article outlines morning planet visibility with Venus reappearing before dawn and Jupiter and Saturn near the horizon at sunset. It notes the Moon’s perigee on September 5 signaling a high tide during hurricane season. It mentions observatory and weather service resources and radio broadcasts for daily forecasts.
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Temperatures and rainfall across the United States today
Forecast notes show today’s high around 85 with a low of 59 and no rainfall. Yesterday’s mean 72, normal high 77, record highs 93 in 1953 and 40 in 1965, rainfall this month 2.38 inches, year to date 24.15 inches. Winds variable at 10 mph today and aloft speeds vary up to 25,000 feet. Historical note recalls Washington’s foggy Long Island evacuation in 1776.
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Money's Meeting C er Using Degree Days
Compare monthly energy bills to degree days to spot non weather costs. If July 1983 bills rise by 50 percent with only 27 percent more degree days, insulation, aging air conditioning, or a rate hike may be at fault. Month to date.
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