Weather history notes snowed out World Series in Baltimore
A World Series game in Baltimore was postponed due to snow on Oct. 10, 1979. The Showstorm dumped 42 inches on Webster County, West Virginia, with snow in Washington D C and over 2 inches in Philadelphia.
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Seasonal tie to start next week with below normal temps
Lake Erie forecast shows west winds 10 to 20 knots today. Waves reach 1 to 3 feet with visibility under 2 miles in a shower pattern. Temperatures are expected to rise briefly early next week but remain below normal for most of the week.
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Maine man pleads guilty to bed and breakfast killings
Christian Nielsen, 32, admitted four counts in a western Maine rampage that began with the Sept. 1, 2006 killing of James Whitehurst, 50, of Arkansas at the Black Bear Bed and Breakfast in Newry. He killed three others over the next days to cover the murder, using a chain saw and hacksaw to dismember remains. He faces up to life in prison at sentencing October 18.
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Crandon deputy posts six deaths before suicide
Off duty Wisconsin deputy Tyler Peterson, 20, killed six people linked to Crandon High School during homecoming weekend then shot himself twice, including the fatal shot to the head. He was shot four times by authorities, with three bullets to the head. The victims were students or graduates from Crandon High School.
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Hospital irradiation machines seen as terror risk
A Defense Science Board panel urges replacing over 1,000 Cesium-137 irradiators in hospitals and research sites to prevent radiological attacks. swapping to safer X-ray devices would cost about 200 million over five years. The report calls for stronger intelligence, a global engagement center, and new policy tools to deter terrorists and adapt to future threats.
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