North-South Weather Outlook With Snow Flurries
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with a chance of snow flurries in the north and partly sunny conditions in the south. Daytime highs reach the upper 20s to 30s, with tonight’s low in the low to mid 30s and highs Thursday in the 30s to low 40s.
Ohio Weather Forecast Watches Wind and Snow for Weekend
Westerly winds 5 to 25 knots today becoming southwest 15 to 35 knots tonight. Snow flurries and rain showers expected Friday through Sunday in Ohio with colder temps Saturday night. Highs mainly in the 40s Friday and Saturday, sun 30s to low 40s Sunday, with lows from mid 20s to mid 30s.
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Snow Hazard Warns Drivers Northeast of Lakes
Snow stretched across the Great Lakes and Upper Mississippi Valley with lighter accumulations in the region. Travelers faced hazards in eastern New York Vermont and western Massachusetts as roads iced and visibility dropped. Florida saw showers and a few storms while California valleys were fogbound. Temperatures dipped to the teens in central states with brief readings from 7 degrees at Lauderdale, Florida, to 79 at Fort Lauderdale.
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Fla
State urges four cities to curb storm damage claims
Avon Lake Sheffield Lake Lorain and Vermilion officials were told not to inflate loss estimates as they seek federal disaster aid. Deputy director Frank Ruvio Jr. said about 22 million in claims from the November 14 storm along Lake Erie shoreline were filed, with 4.2 million in public and 17.8 million in private damages.
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Avon Lake
Lorain
Vermilion
Frank Ruvio
State Civil Defense Division
Adjutant General's Department
Leo McNamee
Robert E. Connors
Region 4
Office of Emergency Preparedness Program
Harold Earley
John W Maiden
Donald Smith
Edward C Brohl
McNamee
Ruvio
McNamee Fle
Norwalk Passes Emergency Ordinance Allowing Spring Duck Hunting
The Norwalk city council unanimously enacted an emergency measure permitting duck hunting at Memorial Lake Park and the upper reservoir with permits issued by the city service safety director. Hunting is limited to specific hours, while fishermen use runs 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Permits are free but revocable for violations. Eight days remain in the season. The ordinance also extends to the Gallup Avenue outdoor range and Water Street indoor range. Duck blinds may be reserved year to year, with discussions of a lottery and permit-holder history.
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Memorial Lake Park
City Service Safety
Gallup Avenue
Water Street
Ands Luxon
City Park and Recreation Board
Nixon keeps to cuts in waste treatment funds
President Nixon reaffirmed a veto fight by ordering only half of the approved 18 billion federal waste treatment aid to be distributed. EPA chief Rueckelshaus said allocations fall short of Congress. Critics said the move ignored Congress and undermined the Water Pollution Control Act override.
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Nixon
Environmental Protection
William D. Rueckelshaus
Congress
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Ruckelshaus
Edmund S. Muskie
Dmaine
John A. Blattik
D-Minon
Senate Water Pollution Subcommittee
House Public Works Committee
Judge rules young secretary nude but not lewd
Brooklyn court acquits 27 year old Rachelle Gilbert of public lewdness after finding she was nude on a Brooklyn beach Aug 19 but not acting in a lewd manner. Judge Kreindler says nude does not equal lewd, citing NYCLU reaction.
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New York
Brooklyn Criminal Court
Robert S. Kreindler
Rachelle Gilbert
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Brooklyn
Kreindler
New York Civil Liberties Union
Burglar Burglar Steals 4500 From Lorain Home
Lorain police report a thief took 4500 from under a mattress after raiding the bedroom of Mary J Sparks at 2200 West 40th Street. She returned at 8 45 p m to find entry. The haul included 40 and 100 dollar bills and jewelry missing a wallet with 30 dollars. No forced entry visible, house allegedly locked.
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Lorain
Mary J Sparks
40Th St
Burglars Take $1 000 Ring Set From Lorain Home
Police said a $1,000 white gold wedding ring set was stolen from Helen Kovacs of 1518 Tower Blvd after a door window was broken to gain entry last night. She reported returning about 9 30 pm to find a dresser drawer ransacked and nothing else damaged.
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Lorain
Helen E. Kovacs
Tower Blvd
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