Rain and flood fears shadow New Mexico as 500 acres flood
Showers and thundershowers spread along the East Coast and from Washington to central California. In Grants New Mexico floodwaters forced evacuations for about 30 families as 500 to 600 acres of farmland flooded up to five feet deep near Bluewater Lake. Officials stockpile sandbags while warnings remain for possible heavy rain.
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New Circus Africa acts head to Cedar Point this summer
Jungle Larry's African Safari at Cedar Point in Sandusky returns for its 16th straight season with Circus Africa featuring 10 shows daily in a domed pavilion. New acts include a lepjag and palm civet with other mammals reptiles and rare birds. shows run noon to 9 p.m. starting May 17.
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Weather report notes rain in Rockies and snow in New England
Rain tonight spreads across sections of the Rockies with light snow in parts of upper New England. Elsewhere, skies remain generally fair as a broad weather pattern holds.
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Weather outlook clear with sunny Tuesday skies
The forecast calls for a clear night and mostly sunny Tuesday with lows in the 40s to 50s and highs reaching the 70s.
Winds Shift North East with Light To Moderate Seas
Winds become northeast at 5 to 15 knots today with fair conditions and waves easing to two feet or less.
Weather Outlook Wednesday to Friday
Forecast calls for showers and thunderstorms Wednesday then fair Thursday and Friday. Highs range from mid 70s to low 80s Wednesday with cooler readings by Friday. Lows will be in the 40s, with temps dipping to the mid 40s Friday morning.
Hiseys Named Danforth Associates at Cleveland State
Professor Ernest L. Hisey director of CSU choral division and his wife Juanita of Avon Lake are named to the Danforth Associate Program. They will begin a six year term June 1. Associates may attend three biennial conferences plus regional and divisional meetings. The Danforth Foundation started the program in 1941 to foster idea exchange and support quality education.
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Utility coverup charged in nuke plant safety
Chicago Sun-Times reports private investigator Thomas W. Applegate Jr hired by Cincinnati Gas & Electric found workers at the William H. Zimmer nuclear plant in Moscow Ohio cheating on time cards and alleged a safety piping load may be defective. NRC inspectors opened an inquiry into why the piping was approved for the 810 megawatt facility.
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Confusion and Hope in Screening for Stomach and Diabetes
A reader asks why both bari um enema and colonoscopy are needed after a prior polyp. A JAMA report shows each method misses polyps, while colonoscopy detects some areas impenetrable to the enema. The piece shifts to a diabetes primer, detailing heredity risks, carrier status, and offspring probabilities.
Norwalk Man Dies In Car Crash On South Norwalk Road
A 22 year old Norwalk man Mark A Cross of 14 Spring St died Sunday night after his 1978 Honda Civic left the road on a curve and struck a utility pole near South Norwalk Road. He died about 30 minutes later at Fisher Titus Hospital. No passengers were in the car.
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Star Wars villain David Prowse still hides in Vader mask
AP reports actor David Prowse, age 44, says fame as Darth Vader in Star Wars is limited by the 50 pound costume. He would welcome a role with less mask and more recognition. The feature also notes Werner Klemperer’s stage and Opera work, ZZ Top’s Space Shuttle bid, and other entertainment topics.
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