Metro residents brace for massive hurricane impact
As one of the strongest hurricanes on record bears down on the southern U S coast, residents board up homes and evacuate while airlines cancel flights and roads flood. Emergency officials warn of dangerous winds and storm surge as communities prep for a severe weather event.
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Marino's Magic Leads Dolphins Past Broncos 38 to 21
Miami quarterback Marino crafts a 38 21 victory over Denver as Karim Abdul Jabbar is tackled in the second quarter in Denver. The Dolphins seize control with timely scoring and strong defense to seal the win.
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Mayor vows veto on plan to buy back handguns
Mayor Bernardi says he will veto a proposal to purchase back every handgun turned in to police. The note appears on page B1 alongside brief items about Dick Case hospitalized after a deadly crash and Ruth Strever planning to say goodbye at her husband’s funeral on Wednesday. Also mentioned are Sunday radio listeners invited to Mimi Griswold’s mellow Blue Moon Cafe on page C1.
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Hurricane Floyd nears Florida coast with powerful winds
The Associated Press reports Floyd moving toward Florida and Georgia as residents prepare. Winds reach up to 155 mph, with storm surges near 20 feet and tropical winds extending hundreds of miles, prompting closures, shelters, and boarded buildings along 400 miles of coastline.
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UN Flies Staff and Refugees From East Timor Compound
The United Nations evacuated 110 staffers and 1,300 civilians from its besieged East Timor compound as gunfire echoed in the distance. Indonesian troops and militia had held hostages, while peacekeepers were being organized with a potential arrival within five days. AusAID planned to begin food and water drops for refugees inside the halls.
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Dividing assets under divorce and shifting rules noted
The Herald reports on how assets may be divided before divorce with new rules affecting coverage. Miss America contestants face changes on divorce and abortion. Singer Graham Nash suffered leg injuries in Hawaii. Nuclear plant buyers ready to spend up to 110 million to cover disruptions. BG Auto talks continue as UAW deadline nears. A guide offers sleep tips, and the Dixie Chicks face public attention. Onondaga Lake cleanup eyed with Army Corps evaluation of alternatives.
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Lottery results summary for New York and Florida markets
Monday draws report Daily Number 557 and Win Four 9870 with Pick 10 selections listed. Players are advised to call News Line 472-2111 then enter NYS Lottery category 1909 result category 1M and Florida TOM for further details.
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