Weather service chief: forecasts will improve with new tech
Los Angeles AP reports Richard Hallgren, head of the National Weather Service for six years, says public criticism is fair as current warnings cover too large areas. He predicts near 100 percent detection of major tornadoes in the mid 1990s and tens of minutes of flash flood warnings with advanced satellites radar and remote sensing.
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Weekend Weather Update: Cold with Snow Flurries Possible
Outside conditions stay cold with a low of 5 to 10 degrees and a 50 percent chance of snow tonight, then a partly cloudy day Wednesday with a high near 20 and a 10 percent snow chance. Page A-3 carries details.
Dome plans push in Ohio as Cleveland and Columbus seek stadiums
Ohio lawmakers weigh a single bill to cover domed stadiums in Cleveland and Columbus. Senate President Gillmor and other officials say a Columbus proposal may precede Cleveland’s plan, with a 65,000 seat facility touted in Columbus and financing discussions including taxes and redevelopment.
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No more chances for ex cager in purse theft case
An Elyria High School student, 17, was sentenced to state juvenile authorities until age 21 for stealing most of an elderly woman's life savings totaling 11,125 dollars. Judge Henry Webber spoke harshly, noting the youth’s prior court appearances and lack of reform.
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Nagy Declares Self Presiding Judge Of Elyria Court
Elyria Municipal Court Judge Stephen Nagy is the unanimous pick for presiding judge after a vote and recount. He explains the law creating a $1,500 pay boost for presiding judges and notes Horn’s retirement leaves Nagy in position. Governor Celeste has not filled the vacancy, leaving the role in suspense.
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Reagan reshuffles top aides Baker and Regan switch posts
President Reagan announced a surprise reshuffle moving James Baker III from chief of staff to treasury secretary and Donald Regan from treasury to chief of staff. Reagan praised their loyalty and sacrifice and noted both sought new duties as Geneva arms talks continued. Counselor Edwin Meese III remains in line for attorney general.
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Lorain ex‑schools chief Calta critically injured in crash
Former Lorain Schools Superintendent Joseph F Calta, 72, was trapped briefly after his car left West Erie Avenue, struck a tree, then rolled over. He was hospitalized in critical condition with a fractured leg and multiple traumas. Calta, who led the district 1966 to 1975, had joined the Lorain schools in 1946. A witness said he slumped before the impact and police cited him for failure to control. Dog found in the ad.
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