Perot seeks ballot access as movement forms advance
Ross Perot signaled supporters to continue petition drives to place him on state ballots for the fall election. A 40-member coordinator group discussed building a nationwide "movement" to push reform, elect party-free governance, and pressure Bush and Clinton to endorse their platform.
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New Doppler radar to give earlier tornado warnings
The National Weather Service forecast center in Cleveland will install a 3 million dollar Doppler radar inside a 2 foot globe atop a tower at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. The system will reveal wind patterns within storms, giving forecasters more lead time to warn Ohio residents.
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LCCC program helps youths find and keep jobs
Sandra Everett describes a job skills and reading math program at LCCC aiding youths with applications resumes and interviews. Tabitha Angello and other students gain exposure to computers robotics and college life while instructors emphasize pay incentives and attendance. The project uses federal funding and centers on minority involvement and cross institutional collaboration.
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Tornado science explained by Midwest weather experts
The article cites Miller of Hopkins and Brian Smith of the National Severe Storms Center discussing Tornado Alley. They describe jet stream effects, how updrafts and rotation combine to form tornadoes, and explain angular momentum with a skater analogy. Large tornadoes may be composites of several vortices around a center, causing uneven destruction.
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Democrats adapt as Perot exits race for Clinton Gore win
Democratic strategists foresee a reshaped race after Perot withdrawal. Clinton and Gore will rally disaffected Perot voters while shoring up base support in minority communities labor unions and major cities. Analysts note potential boosts in California and New York as the electoral landscape shifts.
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Condom Hut Leads Knightsville Feast Opening Parade
At the St Marys Feast Society headquarters Condom Hut anchors Knightsville’s four day festival. Emilio Manzi, the society president, notes villagers once paraded an image of the Blessed Mother in 1527 Itri during plague to seek divine aid. Today 1500 men carry a banner as candles glow and hymns rise.
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