Typhoon disrupts Okinawa flights as 10th of season nears
A typhoon with winds up to 78 mph moved toward Okinawa, delaying air schedules. Nansei Air Lines canceled eight Monday flights and all 34 Tuesday flights. In Wellington precincts 2 5 and 6 voters face a court ordered Democratic mayoral primary between Mayor Lethel D Edwards and challenger Ralph Ward, with Judge Floyd Harris overseeing. The Philadelphia city and Mayor Frank Rizzo were sued by the Justice Department for police brutality policies, naming 18 top officials. In Rosemont Illinois a stadium roof under construction collapsed, killing at least five workers and trapping others. hospitals prepared for more casualties as responders converged on the scene.
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Lorain Assembly Plant to Build 1986 Thunder Bird
An artist's sketch shows the 1986 Ford Thunderbird to be built at Lorain Assembly Plant along with the Mercury XR-7. Aerodynamic wind tunnel testing exceeding 496 hours reduced the car's drag coefficient.
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Weather outlook with possible showers and storms
Cloudy with a chance of showers tonight and Tuesday. Thunderstorms likely tonight and Tuesday morning. Lows tonight 55 to 68. Highs Tuesday in the low 70s. Rain chance 40 percent tonight and 20 percent Tuesday. Sunrise 6:34 a.m. Sunset 8:26 p.m. Details on page A-8.
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Toll could hit 5,000 in India dam collapse
A dam swollen by torrential rains burst in northwestern India washing away Morvi town and a downstream village. Reports speculated up to 5,000 deaths, with 500 to 1,000 feared initially in Morvi and the nearby settlement.
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I Will Have Another Drink Sign Shocks Milwaukee Skies
Milwaukee based prankster Mark Gubin painted a large Welcome To Cleveland sign on a roof near Billy Mitchell Field. He says the whim aimed to amuse, not spark panic, and enjoys the attention as airliners approach. He notes Cleveland’s image as a blander industrial city fuels his joke.
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