Record Low and High Drops Mark Weather Shift
A weather brief notes record high and record low from a year ago with relative humidity details. It flags a surprise today with sunset and sunrise times, followed by Saturday’s forecast: showers possible, lows near 40 and highs around 55. Tonight NW winds up to 30 knots veering west, flurries end, waves easing to about 7 feet. Thursday brings W winds 15 to 25 knots rising to 30 with waves around 7 feet.
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Truth-in-labeling for bottled water to redefine springs and minerals
FDA rules set clear terms for bottled water labels after May next year. Spring water must come from a spring, mineral water from minerals, and water from municipal supply must say so. The rules aim to eliminate state definition differences and require infant labeling accuracy.
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Sperm smell receptors hint at possible male contraception
Durham based researchers at Duke and Johns Hopkins report that molecules used for scent detection in the nose are also found on sperm. They suggest a drug blocking these receptors could serve as a male contraceptive, with few side effects since receptors exist mainly in sperm and nose.
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Loren Walensky
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Census shows rise of single mothers among educated women
A Census Bureau study finds more never married, educated women bear children, with 20.2 percent of never married women having had children by 1994 up from 18.1 percent two years earlier. The share among bachelor’s degree holders in 1992 reached 6.0 percent, up from 2.7 percent a decade earlier, suggesting reduced stigma.
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Modell Moves Ignite NFL Franchise Fury and Free Agency Debate
The article centers on Art Modell moving the Browns to Baltimore and igniting a debate over franchise free agency. It notes Tagliabue’s stance on the salary cap extension, Jerry Jones and Carmen Policy disputing amid lawsuits, and mayor White warning about city harms. It also mentions Bud Adams seeking to relocate the Oilers and potential LA restructuring, with growing revenue gaps among teams as the labor deal issue.
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Snow and ice coat Lorain County roads
Early November snow dusted Lorain County with light accumulation and icy patches causing numerous nonfatal accidents, per Elyria High way Patrol and LaGrange Police. County forecasts warned of lake snow, with up to three inches possible eastern suburbs. temps to dip to the low 30s, winds 10 to 20 mph, then warming Thursday with clearing skies.
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