Extended regional forecast amid colder spell and light snow
Extended forecast Wednesday through Friday shows much colder conditions with periods of snow on Wednesday tapering to flurries. Thursday looks fair, with a north Friday risk of snow or freezing rain and south of the region remaining fair. Highs range from the 20s Wednesday to 53 in the south by Friday, with lows mainly 15 to 25. Normal highs around 41. Sunrise 4 49 a.m. Sunset 6 28 p.m. Record highs and lows noted from past years. Relative humidity near 96 percent.
Weather Summary and Sun Times Report
Readable weather data shows yesterday precipitation at 0.08 inches and monthly total 1.04 inches. Yearly accumulation stands at 7.01 inches with a monthly deviation of 0.32 inches and a large yearly deviation of 762 inches. Tomorrow sunrise is 6 47 am and sunset at 6 29 p.m.
Weather shifts bring snow to Colorado and Wyoming
Snow fell in Colorado and Wyoming while the Northeast woke to unseasonably warm weather. Snow was forecast across northern New Mexico to Minnesota and Wisconsin. Thunderstorms stretched from southeast Texas to Illinois, with rain in Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky and Indiana. Overnight lows turn rain to sleet then snow in some areas.
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Lottery results and card draw report
Ohio Super Lotto numbers 2 4 10 17 36 42 with kicker 3 3 8 2 6 8. no winner last drawing. Pick 3 8 4 4 Pick 4 2 8 9 9. Playing cards show 5 of Hearts 7 of Clubs K of Diamonds 3 of Spades. Pa. numbers Saturday.
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GOP leader Tom Van Meter dies at 48 in Ohio
Former Ohio Senate president pro tem and longtime GOP figure Thomas Van Meter died at 48 from cancer at the Cleveland Clinic. He served in the Senate 1972-82 and the House 1985-86, ran for governor in 1982, and later worked as a political consultant. Memorial set for Park Street Brethren Church in Ashland. He is survived by wife Nancy and daughters Margie and Stephanie.
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Redistricting bill stalls in Ohio legislature
The stalled congressional redistricting bill faces a House vote after Senate approval, with opposition from both parties and concerns over minority voting rights. Gov Voinovich warns a veto could trigger a $6 million special election unless districts are approved this week. Rep Louis Stokes may challenge the plan in court if enacted.
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Weapons cases rise as expulsions grow in area schools
In Franklin County schools, expulsions for weapons violations climbed with 115 in 1990-91 and 67 in the first half of this year. Officials say tougher enforcement accounts for more expulsions, not more weapons in schools. Incidents include knives guns Mace and brass knuckles across Columbus and suburbs.
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Local Greyhound union boss calls for president to resign
About 80 bus drivers mechanics and clerks on strike against Greyhound Lines Inc. voted to demand that their national president step down for urging strikers to cross picket lines. Local 1043 led by Charles Flanagan said Edward M. Strait urged a return to work while the strike continues.
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Bill to restore General Assistance cuts in Ohio
The Rev. Maurice McCrackin of Cincinnati begins a fast to protest GA cuts affecting over 70,000 statewide. Two lawmakers Wil liam Mallory and C J Prentiss plan a House bill to restore the cuts within two weeks while McCrackin refuses medical care.
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Death of dehydrated 4 month old boy in Cleveland
Police say a four month old died before reaching St Vincent Charity Hospital from dehydration and neglect. The infant lived with his mother in a Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority apartment. A neighbor found the baby limp and paramedics were called. Social workers were advised to take the siblings into protective custody. cause of death pending coroners report. No charges filed.
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