Weather Outlook and Readings Summary
A three day forecast shows Monday warm humid with afternoon storms possible and highs in the 80s. Tuesday remains warm and humid with better shower chances and 80s. Wednesday forecasts fair in the north with a shower risk in the south and highs 75 to 85. Overnight winds southerly 10 to 20 knots, seas 1 to 3 feet. today's temperature around 73. The record high and low dates are noted, with seasonal normals and year-to-date figures included.
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Rain and storms sweep Southeast to Great Lakes
A stormy weather pattern stretched from the Southeast to the northern Rockies with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Heaviest totals in six hours ending 8 am included 1.79 inches in Mary Esther Florida and 1.19 inches at Valparaiso Florida, while up to 2 pm Birmingham Alabama recorded 2.67 inches and Valparaiso Florida 0.86 inches.
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Experts fear serial killer linked to five sportsmen slayings
A U S task force including the FBI and Ohio agencies probes whether five hunters and outdoor enthusiasts shot in remote areas since 1989 were killed by a single assailant. An unsigned letter to a newspaper claimed the killer’s identity, tying to Jamie Paxton’s Nov 10, 1990 death near St Clairsville, Belmont County. The letter hints at more murders but contains errors and no fingerprints were found. Victims include Gary Bradley, Claude Hawkins, Donald Welling, and Kevin Loring, with details of locations and dates provided.
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Lawmaker to seek end to double dipping
Rep. Jerome Luebbers of Cincinnati will propose a measure to bar most public employees from drawing a pension if they return to state government work. He cites a Hamilton County case where a retired assistant treasurer was rehired while collecting a $60,000 pension and aims to curb what he calls double dipping across Ohio. County Auditor Dusty Rhodes supports stopping pension benefits when combined with current salary.
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