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Myrtle Beach Online - Californians who have been taking cover from scorching heat could expect a little relief Friday, although triple-digit temperatures were forecast to set records in other parts of the West. A man on a balcony over the New York-New York casino floor
Opelousas Daily World - If you're tired of the rain, it's going away. But you may want it back to cool things down. Acadiana has seen eight consecutive days of rain through Saturday, and more showers were expected Saturday, but the rains have generally not been as heavy as
Minneapolis Star Tribune - Bust of Minneapolis brothel launches sweep This weekend's heat spell will be short and sweaty New Orleans looks to the Twin Cities for teachers Family's cat beheaded; second is missing Oh, behave! New ads aimed at teens on buses If it's going to be
New York Daily News - A mini-heat wave translates into big business as city residents rush out for air conditioners. "That's what we've been waiting for! We're armed, we're ready and we've got all the air conditioners - truckloads," said Alex Lechki, manager at a P.C
Beacon News - There was plenty of celebration when Aurora police announced they had brought charges in 22 cold-case murders. The jubilation was justified. If the suspects are what police claim they are, then dangerous men have been removed from the community. But
Salt Lake Tribune - The chance to hear some fast, complex jazz rhythms in a city he had never seen drew Perry Lee Davis down from his vacation condominium in Park City to Salt Lake City on Saturday afternoon. Davis' love for jazz goes back more than 50 years. Born on a
Opelousas Daily World - If you're tired of the rain, it's going away. But you may want it back to cool things down. Acadiana has seen eight consecutive days of rain through Saturday, and more showers were expected Saturday, but the rains have generally not been as heavy as
Minneapolis Star Tribune - Bust of Minneapolis brothel launches sweep This weekend's heat spell will be short and sweaty New Orleans looks to the Twin Cities for teachers Family's cat beheaded; second is missing Oh, behave! New ads aimed at teens on buses If it's going to be
New York Daily News - A mini-heat wave translates into big business as city residents rush out for air conditioners. "That's what we've been waiting for! We're armed, we're ready and we've got all the air conditioners - truckloads," said Alex Lechki, manager at a P.C
Beacon News - There was plenty of celebration when Aurora police announced they had brought charges in 22 cold-case murders. The jubilation was justified. If the suspects are what police claim they are, then dangerous men have been removed from the community. But
Salt Lake Tribune - The chance to hear some fast, complex jazz rhythms in a city he had never seen drew Perry Lee Davis down from his vacation condominium in Park City to Salt Lake City on Saturday afternoon. Davis' love for jazz goes back more than 50 years. Born on a
