It's Springfield, Vt.!Deathstoday in Historybirthdaysreverend Tori?
The Topeka Capital-Journal › July 11, 2007
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NEW YORK - Even large fans couldn't beat the heat in Hell's Kitchen on Tuesday.
John Alaimo, manager of a taxi repair shop in the Manhattan neighborhood, said the fans only blow hot air around, doing little to keep his mechanics cool.See the full content of this document
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It's Springfield, Vt.!Deathstoday in Historybirthdaysreverend Tori?
"I buy these guys gallons of water just to keep them going," he said. "I can't afford to put air conditioning in here."
The city put up a valiant fight against the second day of temperatures in the 90s as heat gripped the country from coast to coast. Central Park saw a high of 92, well below the 102-degree record set in 1993, but still unpleasant enough.In Medford, Ore., the temperature was forecast to hit 105.In the East, the heat spread as far south as Virginia, where temperatur...See the full content of this document
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