Extended forecast for Friday through Sunday in 1992
The forecast calls for Friday and Saturday to be fair with lows in the mid 20s to low 30s and highs near 40. Sunday brings a chance of showers or flurries with lows in the 30s and highs 40 to 45. Sunrise 7 47 p.m. Sunset 4 57 p.m.
Wet weather hits mid U S with floods and snow
Wet air from the Gulf spurs showers across the South and lower Mississippi Valley while snow falls in the western Great Lakes and Great Basin. Oklahoma reports ice on roads as rivers swell. the Arkansas River is forecast to crest near Van Buren at eight feet above flood stage. A man died Tuesday after his genes 3.
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Weather and traffic update across the region
RS temperatures pickup struck a guardrail on a snow covered road in northeast Oklahoma as a cold front stretches from the Gulf Coast to Wisconsin. Rain showers were reported in New Orleans Atlanta and Nashville with early precipitation in Pittsburgh and Buffalo and scattered showers inland. Snow fell in Minneapolis Casper Albuquerque and Great Falls with additional snow in Casper Wyoming and Albuquerque New Mexico.
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NRC to tighten oversight after radiation overdose deaths
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission will scrutinize its medical licensing and inspection program following a November death in Pennsylvania and a Riverside Methodist Hospital overdose probe. The Plain Dealer reported 413 patients received radiation overdoses in 1975 and 1976, killing 28, with the NRC documenting only two deaths.
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Hopes rise for quick passage of Ohio tax hike
Ohio lawmakers push a capital improvements package that funds college construction and services with a broad tax bill. Leaders say hearings began in the House as Gov. Voinovich and party leaders lobby for quick approval, aiming to cover a 250 million deficit with 902 million in revenue over the next two years.
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