A4 The BulleTin • Monday, June 13, 2022
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TODAY
TONIGHT
HIGH
56°
LOW
39°
Cool with intervals of
clouds and sunshine
ALMANAC
PRECIPITATION
24 hours through 5 p.m. yesterday
0.25"
Record
1.74" in 1950
Month to date (normal)
0.53" (0.33")
Year to date (normal)
2.10" (5.19")
Barometric pressure at 4 p.m.
29.83"
SUN, MOON AND PLANETS
Rise/Set
Today
Tue.
Sun
5:22am/8:49pm 5:22am/8:50pm
Moon
8:33pm/4:24am 9:50pm/5:13am
Mercury 4:22am/6:42pm 4:20am/6:42pm
Venus
3:39am/5:52pm 3:38am/5:54pm
Mars
2:15am/2:53pm 2:12am/2:53pm
Jupiter
1:52am/2:07pm 1:49am/2:04pm
Saturn 12:23am/10:36am 12:19am/10:32am
Uranus
3:25am/5:46pm 3:21am/5:43pm
Full
Last
New
First
Jun 14
Jun 20
Jun 28
Jul 6
Tonight's sky: The Summer Triangle is
emerging into eastern night sky.
Source: Jim Todd, OMSI
UV INDEX TODAY
10 a.m.
Noon
2 p.m.
4 p.m.
2
7
9
4
Astoria
58/49
Seaside
57/50
Cannon Beach
56/50
POLLEN COUNT
Weeds
Low
WATER REPORT
As of 7 a.m. yesterday
-0s
0s
10s
20s
30s
40s
50s
60s
70s
80s
90s
100s
110s
NATIONAL
EXTREMES
YESTERDAY (for the
Reservoir
Acre feet
Capacity
Crane Prairie
49741
90%
Wickiup
74433
37%
Crescent Lake
15943
18%
Ochoco Reservoir
9453
21%
Prineville
43321
29%
River fl ow
Station
Cu.ft./sec.
Deschutes R. below Crane Prairie
222
Deschutes R. below Wickiup
947
Deschutes R. below Bend
131
Deschutes R. at Benham Falls
1390
Little Deschutes near La Pine
206
Crescent Ck. below Crescent Lake
14
Crooked R. above Prineville Res.
116
Crooked R. below Prineville Res.
110
Crooked R. near Terrebonne
106
Ochoco Ck. below Ochoco Res.
11
Not available
Not available
Not available
Not available
Not available
T-storms
Shown are today’s noon positions of weather systems and precipitation. Temperature bands are highs for the day.
Rain
Showers
Snow
Flurries
Ice
Warm Front
Stationary Front
Cold Front
Source: USDA Forest Service
DEAR ABBY
Write to Dear Abby online at dearabby.com
or by mail at P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069
Dear Abby: I was married
for 16 years and am final-
izing the divorce. I decided
to start dating again and
found a really nice guy with
a wonderful personality. I’m
attracted to him, although
I never thought I would
love again. He’s my age and
has a kid. We talked for six
months — after which he
moved in. We have been liv-
ing together for more than a
year now.
Things were perfect un-
til I found out he has been
talking sexually to other
women online and met two
women during our relation-
ship. He insists they are just
friends and nothing more.
Now he’s saying I’m not his
girlfriend and never have
been. What am I then? I
asked one of his friends, and
they told me he is sexual
with all women. “He is just a
playful guy.”
When I told him I knew
he had kissed one of them,
he said it was because he
just wanted to know if any-
thing was there. I have never
done that to anyone. He
lied about meeting the girls
and about being on a dating
site, and he’s still sexting. I
fell in love with him, but he
doesn’t say it back to me.
Should we separate and
just be friends or try to
work on the relationship?
He told me that his whole
life women ghost him or go
back to their exes. He has
been hurt by a lot of them. I
need advice.
— Let Down In Arkansas
Sunny much of the time
Yesterday
City
Hi/Lo/Prec.
Abilene
109/80/0.00
Akron
83/65/0.05
Albany
78/55/0.00
Albuquerque
96/68/0.00
Anchorage
65/45/0.00
Atlanta
92/73/0.00
Atlantic City
76/61/0.34
Austin
103/75/0.00
Baltimore
81/64/0.02
Billings
65/56/0.30
Birmingham
92/70/0.00
Bismarck
87/55/0.05
Boise
65/57/0.82
Boston
78/60/0.13
Bridgeport, CT 70/60/Tr
Buffalo
72/63/0.08
Burlington, VT
82/55/0.02
Caribou, ME
78/50/0.03
Charleston, SC 90/75/0.00
Charlotte
94/71/0.00
Chattanooga
91/67/0.00
Cheyenne
92/56/0.00
Chicago
70/60/0.01
Cincinnati
82/66/0.32
Cleveland
84/65/0.05
Colorado Springs 95/61/Tr
Columbia, MO
91/76/0.00
Columbia, SC
95/74/0.00
Columbus, GA
93/72/0.04
Columbus, OH
81/64/0.51
Concord, NH
79/48/Tr
Corpus Christi
99/78/0.00
Dallas
102/80/0.00
Dayton
83/66/0.62
Denver
95/61/0.02
Des Moines
88/68/0.00
Detroit
83/66/Tr
Duluth
68/45/0.00
El Paso
106/82/0.00
Fairbanks
70/45/Tr
Fargo
88/63/0.00
Flagstaff
84/48/0.00
Grand Rapids
80/59/Tr
Green Bay
70/52/0.15
Greensboro
91/69/0.00
Harrisburg
80/60/0.21
Hartford, CT
77/54/0.09
Helena
66/50/0.13
Honolulu
87/76/0.04
Houston
99/80/0.00
Huntsville
91/69/0.00
Indianapolis
82/65/0.61
Jackson, MS
92/73/0.00
Jacksonville
89/70/0.04
Today
Hi/Lo/W
105/75/s
85/69/pc
79/56/pc
95/66/s
64/52/pc
95/77/pc
79/68/c
101/76/s
89/71/s
69/46/sh
95/77/pc
80/63/t
61/41/pc
81/64/pc
82/63/pc
76/59/pc
77/57/pc
63/55/r
92/78/t
97/73/pc
96/75/pc
91/50/s
89/73/t
87/77/t
81/66/pc
93/60/s
98/76/s
99/75/pc
95/76/pc
86/75/t
80/53/sh
94/78/pc
102/78/s
87/76/t
97/55/s
98/78/pc
80/62/t
60/52/t
104/79/s
79/52/pc
82/67/t
79/44/s
82/65/t
75/63/t
93/74/s
88/68/pc
84/59/pc
61/45/pc
86/74/pc
99/79/s
96/76/pc
90/76/t
94/75/pc
91/74/t
Amsterdam
Athens
Auckland
Baghdad
Bangkok
Beijing
Beirut
Berlin
Bogota
Budapest
Buenos Aires
Cabo San Lucas
Cairo
Calgary
Cancun
Dublin
Edinburgh
Geneva
Harare
Hong Kong
Istanbul
Jerusalem
Johannesburg
Lima
Lisbon
London
Madrid
Manila
63/50/s
87/72/t
59/53/sh
104/78/pc
97/81/pc
83/61/t
79/71/pc
68/51/pc
64/49/r
84/56/s
61/49/s
87/71/s
91/75/s
57/46/r
88/79/c
63/46/c
62/51/c
80/55/sh
69/45/s
89/81/t
79/67/s
77/61/pc
62/43/s
65/59/pc
87/65/s
70/51/pc
103/71/s
93/82/t
Tuesday
Hi/Lo/W
100/75/s
88/74/pc
82/58/pc
94/65/s
65/52/c
95/78/t
73/68/t
98/75/pc
82/66/t
63/48/c
95/77/t
71/49/pc
63/42/pc
80/63/pc
79/63/s
79/65/pc
79/60/pc
64/50/sh
98/78/t
101/78/t
97/76/t
72/44/pc
99/79/s
96/78/s
83/73/pc
88/56/pc
97/75/s
102/77/t
94/76/t
96/77/pc
79/53/s
92/78/pc
100/76/s
96/77/pc
83/53/pc
98/73/pc
82/70/pc
70/59/pc
100/73/s
74/53/pc
80/55/pc
78/44/s
91/76/pc
90/74/pc
98/76/t
85/67/t
83/59/pc
57/46/c
86/73/pc
96/79/s
96/77/t
98/77/s
93/73/c
95/73/t
City
Juneau
Kansas City
Lansing
Las Vegas
Lexington
Lincoln
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Louisville
Madison, WI
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Nashville
New Orleans
New York City
Newark, NJ
Norfolk, VA
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Orlando
Palm Springs
Peoria
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland, ME
Providence
Raleigh
Rapid City
Reno
Richmond
Rochester, NY
Sacramento
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
San Antonio
San Diego
San Francisco
San Jose
Santa Fe
Savannah
Seattle
Sioux Falls
Spokane
Springfi eld, MO
Tampa
Tucson
Tulsa
Washington, DC
Wichita
Yakima
Yuma
Yesterday
Hi/Lo/Prec.
53/48/0.47
91/74/Tr
83/63/0.00
106/84/0.00
86/70/Tr
91/67/Tr
96/77/0.00
78/62/0.00
89/71/0.15
76/57/Tr
96/73/0.00
92/74/0.88
62/56/0.02
79/63/0.00
93/70/0.00
94/76/0.00
72/64/0.05
76/64/0.07
88/69/0.39
96/71/Tr
92/65/0.01
91/73/0.49
112/79/0.00
86/69/0.07
81/65/0.71
113/89/0.00
79/61/0.01
75/53/Tr
75/62/0.03
90/70/0.00
82/58/0.49
80/70/0.00
84/68/1.05
75/59/0.05
82/67/0.00
94/77/0.04
102/71/0.00
105/76/0.00
68/62/0.00
73/60/0.00
80/64/0.00
94/58/0.00
90/74/Tr
57/52/0.02
93/65/0.01
67/51/0.07
94/75/0.00
90/77/0.00
108/81/0.00
98/79/0.00
81/67/0.01
94/75/0.00
68/48/0.09
112/80/0.00
Today
Hi/Lo/W
54/47/sh
97/79/s
82/65/t
98/72/s
89/77/t
103/80/pc
97/77/s
80/63/pc
92/80/t
83/70/t
97/79/pc
90/79/t
73/64/t
82/73/t
98/79/pc
92/77/s
83/66/pc
88/67/pc
93/76/pc
97/75/s
101/80/pc
93/75/t
102/72/s
95/77/pc
87/69/pc
108/82/s
84/68/pc
73/55/pc
83/62/pc
96/75/pc
87/54/s
71/46/s
94/74/pc
75/55/pc
85/59/s
102/81/s
67/46/sh
102/78/s
69/61/pc
73/55/s
79/55/s
92/57/s
93/77/pc
60/48/sh
97/76/pc
50/41/sh
96/75/s
92/79/pc
106/76/s
98/79/s
90/75/pc
101/78/pc
66/42/c
108/68/s
106/85/0.00
79/56/0.09
75/59/0.09
75/61/0.00
76/56/0.00
89/78/0.03
109/88/0.00
79/68/0.00
64/50/0.17
73/55/0.18
77/55/0.00
70/66/0.10
91/68/0.00
66/36/0.00
63/51/0.00
59/53/0.15
86/64/0.01
76/65/0.73
86/79/0.09
67/54/0.00
63/48/0.00
81/73/0.10
84/76/0.00
77/68/0.03
75/61/0.02
63/55/0.15
81/57/0.00
79/54/0.00
111/86/s
72/58/t
74/57/s
74/57/sh
76/55/c
87/78/t
109/88/pc
84/66/pc
65/50/pc
72/53/pc
74/53/s
70/64/c
84/63/s
61/39/c
60/50/pc
68/54/c
82/64/t
74/68/r
87/77/c
66/50/pc
62/44/s
90/77/c
82/73/s
77/63/c
75/58/pc
62/51/pc
76/54/t
68/49/t
Tuesday
Hi/Lo/W
60/44/r
95/76/pc
93/74/pc
95/77/s
95/75/s
96/68/s
95/76/s
80/65/s
97/79/s
95/75/pc
95/77/s
89/77/t
91/75/pc
97/68/pc
100/78/s
92/77/t
82/66/r
85/68/r
91/69/t
92/74/s
99/70/s
93/76/t
105/76/s
99/77/s
82/68/t
105/79/s
84/71/pc
77/58/pc
82/61/pc
100/76/t
72/48/pc
79/52/s
94/69/t
77/59/pc
92/58/s
102/79/s
71/47/pc
100/78/pc
72/63/pc
74/55/s
84/57/s
90/55/s
98/77/t
61/47/c
89/59/pc
55/43/r
92/74/s
94/79/pc
104/73/s
94/77/s
85/72/t
96/78/pc
69/43/pc
106/69/s
INTERNATIONAL
48 contiguous states)
National high: 118°
at Death Valley, CA
National low: 30°
at Baraga, MI
Precipitation: 2.19"
at Hampton, VA
FIRE INDEX
Bend
Redmond/Madras
Sisters
Prineville
La Pine/Gilchrist
Mostly sunny and cool with
a shower
NATIONAL
NATIONAL WEATHER
-10s
65°
42°
TRAVEL WEATHER
Hood
River
541-683-1577
SUNDAY
64°
43°
Mostly cloudy
Yesterday
Today
Tuesday
Yesterday
Today
Tuesday
Yesterday
Today
Tuesday
City
Hi/Lo/Prec. Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W
City
Hi/Lo/Prec. Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W
City
Hi/Lo/Prec. Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W
Astoria
59/52/0.02 58/49/sh 60/47/sh
La Grande
63/53/0.18 55/44/sh 56/37/sh
Portland
61/54/0.03 63/51/sh 65/48/c
Baker City
65/47/0.13 53/34/c 56/34/sh
La Pine
52/44/0.21 52/36/c 59/37/pc
Prineville
55/46/0.16 58/39/pc 59/37/pc
Brookings
59/54/0.12 61/47/pc 64/48/s
Medford
63/58/0.37 65/46/c 72/46/s
Redmond
57/50/0.31 57/35/pc 63/36/pc
Burns
62/51/0.42 57/29/pc 61/30/s
Newport
57/50/0.29 55/48/sh 58/46/pc
Roseburg
58/54/0.74 64/48/sh 70/46/pc
Eugene
60/53/0.38 63/47/sh 68/44/pc
North Bend
59/54/0.24 60/50/sh 62/48/pc
Salem
60/53/0.17 63/49/sh 67/46/c
Klamath Falls
61/51/0.12 58/29/pc 67/34/s
Ontario
67/59/0.54 65/42/pc 66/42/pc
Sisters
56/44/0.33 55/39/c 59/39/pc
Lakeview
58/53/0.17 59/30/pc 67/32/s
Pendleton
64/58/0.30 62/47/c 65/43/sh
The Dalles
65/57/0.05 65/51/pc 68/49/pc
Weather(W): s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, r-rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, i-ice, Tr-trace, Yesterday data as of 5 p.m. yesterday
The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index ™ number,
the greater the need for eye and skin protection. 0-2 Low,
3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Very High; 11+ Extreme.
Source: Oregon Allergy Associates
Turning cloudy
Umatilla
69/52
Rufus
Hermiston
59/49
68/51
64/51
Arlington
Hillsboro Portland
Meacham Lostine
66/51
61/47 63/51
53/41
Wasco
53/40 Enterprise
Pendleton
The Dalles
CENTRAL: Windy and
Tillamook
52/38
61/47
62/47
Sandy
65/51
McMinnville
cool today with clouds 58/49
Joseph
Heppner
La Grande
57/48
Maupin
Government
61/48
and sun. Partly cloudy
55/44
52/38
Camp
61/46 Condon 58/45
Union
tonight, except clear in Lincoln City
54/42
46/39
54/41
Salem
56/50
Spray
the south.
Granite
Warm Springs
63/49
Madras
60/43
Albany
46/37
Newport
Baker City
59/42
59/42
Mitchell
55/48
61/48
53/34
WEST: Some sun
Camp Sherman
55/41
Redmond
Corvallis
John
Yachats
Unity
today with a passing
54/42
57/35
60/46
Day
Prineville
52/36
shower or two; cool in 56/49
Ontario
Sisters
58/39
Paulina
54/38
65/42
the north.
Florence
Eugene 55/39
Bend Brothers 55/37
Vale
58/50
63/47
52/34
Sunriver 56/39
63/41
Nyssa
52/38
Hampton
Cottage
La Pine
64/42
Juntura
Oakridge
Grove
52/36
54/34
OREGON EXTREMES Coos Bay
Burns
61/39
57/45
61/48
Fort Rock
59/48
Riley 57/29
YESTERDAY
Crescent
55/34
56/32
High: 67°
51/36
Bandon
Roseburg
Christmas Valley
Jordan Valley
at Ontario
Beaver
Frenchglen
Silver
59/49
64/48
58/31
54/34
Low: 38°
Marsh
Lake
57/33
Port Orford
52/29
58/30
at Crater Lake
Grants
Burns
Junction
Paisley
58/50
Pass
59/36
Chiloquin
61/31
68/45
Rome
Medford
55/31
Gold Beach
65/46
61/37
57/48
Klamath
Fields
Ashland
McDermitt
Lakeview
Falls
Brookings
60/35
63/45
58/29
59/32
61/47
59/30
Yesterday Normal
Record
55°
72° 92° in 1918
48°
41° 21° in 1915
Trees
Moderate
65°
42°
Shown is today’s weather. Temperatures are today’s highs and tonight’s lows.
EAST: Mostly cloudy
and cool today. Windy;
a shower in spots.
Windy this evening.
TEMPERATURE
Grasses
High
SATURDAY
OREGON WEATHER
Bend Municipal Airport through 5 p.m. yest.
High
Low
Pleasant and warmer with
some sun
Partial sunshine
FRIDAY
71°
44°
75°
47°
63°
39°
Partly cloudy
THURSDAY
WEDNESDAY
TUESDAY
Dear Let Down: Your
roommate is not a “nice
guy.” He’s a player who
hasn’t been honest with you.
Be glad his friend clued you
in to what has really been
going on while he has been
living with you.
Because you know he’s
a player, make an appoint-
ment with your doctor to be
tested for STDs. Then tell
him the games are over and
you want him out of your
place immediately. You are
too emotional right now to
remain friends with him,
and once you get your head
on straight and recognize
him for who he really is, you
will no longer WANT to be.
Dear Abby: My husband
and I have been married for
two years. He was married
for 27 years to a woman
who died six months be-
fore we met. He has an adult
stepdaughter he raised and
considers his daughter. He
has biological children with
whom I have a good rela-
tionship, and they like me.
However, the stepdaughter
doesn’t like me at all and
she’s very rude to me.
His family invites her
to family functions all the
time. My husband keeps
saying to give her a break
because her mother died. I
have never been anything
but nice to her. My hus-
band and I argue constantly
about her. I have asked not
to be around her. Is it rude
of me not to go to his family
function if she’s going to be
there? She makes it very un-
comfortable for me.
— Bothered In Georgia
Dear Bothered: Do not
cut off your nose to spite
your face. Go to the family
functions. Say hello to her
but, after that, avoid her as
much as possible. If she is
overtly rude, call her on it.
You do not have to toler-
ate being abused, and you
should not be expected to.
66/54/0.00
84/72/0.02
62/53/0.48
109/77/0.00
95/82/0.22
79/61/0.66
82/75/0.00
79/55/0.00
63/51/0.09
82/61/0.00
57/45/0.00
100/73/0.00
93/76/0.00
64/46/0.08
88/77/0.00
60/50/0.07
61/50/0.01
88/55/0.00
66/45/0.00
89/80/0.06
77/66/0.63
85/70/0.00
62/37/0.00
65/54/0.00
93/66/0.00
72/54/0.00
99/70/0.00
92/82/0.86
70/53/pc
90/72/s
61/54/pc
106/79/pc
96/81/t
79/63/pc
80/70/r
70/53/pc
64/48/c
75/53/pc
60/51/pc
86/71/s
93/74/s
55/50/r
88/76/c
63/50/c
64/48/c
82/58/pc
69/46/s
85/79/t
83/68/s
81/61/s
62/39/pc
65/58/pc
90/67/s
75/53/pc
104/69/pc
97/81/t
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By Georgia Nicols
Stars show the kind of day you’ll have
dynaMiC | PoSiTiVe | aVeRaGe | So-So | diFFiCulT
MOON ALERT: There are no restrictions to shopping or important decisions today.
The Moon is in Sagittarius.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY FOR MONDAY, JUNE 13, 2022: you are easygoing,
warm, friendly and generous to others. you are a kind, compassionate person. you
work hard; you party hard! This is a year of learning and teaching for you. enjoy in-
creased solitude and time for introspection to discover more of who you really are. Be
serious about this.
ARIES (March 21-April 19)
Travel plans appeal to you today. in fact, you’re enthusiastic about many
things that you want to get in gear, including issues related to publishing, the law,
medicine and higher education. Meanwhile, the next four weeks will be busy because
your mind will be super active! Tonight: Maintain harmony.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20)
Today you will take the lead in discussions about shared property, taxes, debt
and banking issues. you know what your objective is, and you’re going to go for it. in
the next four weeks, you will be more concerned with financial matters, business and
commerce. Ka-ching! Tonight: Check banking details.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20)
expect a vigorous conversation with a partner or close friend today because you
are energetic, and so is someone else! Furthermore, today your ruler Mercury enters
your sign to stay for the next four weeks, which will make you eager to communicate
with everyone. Tonight: Cooperate with someone.
CANCER (June 21-July 22)
you have strong opinions today about issues related to your work and your job.
in fact, you also have strong opinions about anything to do with pets or your health.
nevertheless, in the next four weeks, you will want to keep your ideas to yourself more
than usual. Research and study will go well. Tonight: Get organized.
TODAY IN HISTORY
Today is Monday, June 13, the
164th day of 2022. There are 201
days left in the year.
Today’s Highlight in History:
on June 13, 1967, President lyn-
don B. Johnson nominated Solici-
tor-General Thurgood Marshall to
become the first Black justice on
the u.S. Supreme Court.
in 1865, nobel Prize-winning po-
et-playwright William Butler yeats
was born in dublin, ireland.
in 1942, a four-man nazi sabotage
team arrived on long island, new
york, three days before a second
four-man team landed in Florida.
(all eight men were arrested after
two members of the first group
defected.) President Franklin d.
Roosevelt created the office of
Strategic Services and the office of
War information.
in 1966, the Supreme Court ruled
in Miranda v. arizona that criminal
suspects had to be informed of
their constitutional right to consult
with an attorney and to remain
silent.
in 1971, The new york Times be-
gan publishing excerpts of the
Pentagon Papers, a secret study of
america’s involvement in Vietnam
from 1945 to 1967 that had been
leaked to the paper by military an-
alyst daniel ellsberg.
By The Associated Press
in 1977, James earl Ray, the con-
victed assassin of civil rights leader
Martin luther King Jr., was recap-
tured following his escape three
days earlier from a Tennessee
prison.
in 1981, a scare occurred during
a parade in london when a teen-
ager fired six blank shots at Queen
elizabeth ii.
in 1983, the u.S. space probe Pio-
neer 10, launched in 1972, became
the first spacecraft to leave the so-
lar system as it crossed the orbit of
neptune.
in 1996, the 81-day-old Freemen
standoff ended as 16 remaining
members of the anti-government
group surrendered to the FBi and
left their Montana ranch.
in 1997, a jury voted unanimously
to give Timothy McVeigh the
death penalty for his role in the
oklahoma City bombing. The Chi-
cago Bulls captured their fifth nBa
championship in seven years with
a 90-86 victory over the utah Jazz
in game six.
in 2005, a jury in Santa Maria, Cal-
ifornia, acquitted Michael Jackson
of molesting a 13-year-old cancer
survivor at his neverland ranch.
in 2016, a day after the orlando,
Florida, nightclub shooting ram-
page that claimed 49 victims,
donald Trump and hillary Clinton
offered drastically different pro-
posals for stemming the threat of
terrorism and gun violence; Trump
focused heavily on the nation’s
immigration system (even though
the shooter was u.S. born) and
redoubled his call for temporarily
banning Muslims from the united
States, while Clinton said that as
president she would prioritize
stopping “lone wolf” attackers and
reiterated her call for banning as-
sault weapons.
in 2020, atlanta’s police chief re-
signed, hours after the fatal po-
lice shooting of Rayshard Brooks;
protests over the shooting grew
turbulent, and the Wendy’s restau-
rant at the scene of the shooting
was gutted by flames.
Ten years ago: Federal prosecu-
tors dropped all charges against
former democratic vice-presiden-
tial candidate John edwards after
his corruption trial ended the pre-
vious month in a deadlocked jury.
Matt Cain pitched the 22nd per-
fect game in major league history
and the first for the San Francisco
Giants, beating the houston as-
tros 10-0.
Five years ago: a comatose otto
Warmbier, released by north Korea
after more than 17 months in cap-
tivity, arrived in Cincinnati aboard
a medevac flight; the 22-year-old
college student, who had suffered
severe brain damage, died six
days later. Rolling Stone magazine
agreed to pay $1.65 million to set-
tle a defamation lawsuit filed by
a university of Virginia fraternity
over a debunked story about a
rape on campus.
One year ago: israel’s parliament
narrowly approved a new coalition
government, ending the historic
12-year rule of Prime Minister Ben-
jamin netanyahu and sending the
polarizing leader into the opposi-
tion; naftali Bennett, a former ally
of netanyahu, became prime min-
ister after the 60-59 vote.
Today’s Birthdays: actor Bob
McGrath is 90. actor Malcolm
Mcdowell is 79. Former u.n. Sec-
retary-General Ban Ki-moon is
78. Singer dennis locorriere is 73.
actor Richard Thomas is 71. actor
Jonathan hogan is 71. actor Stel-
lan Skarsgard is 71. Comedian Tim
allen is 69. north Carolina Gov. Roy
Cooper is 65. actor ally Sheedy is
60. TV anchor hannah Storm is 60.
Rock musician Paul de lisle (deh-
lyl’) (Smash Mouth) is 59. actor
lisa Vidal is 57. Singer david Gray
is 54. R&B singer deniece Pearson
(Five Star) is 54. Rock musician
Soren Rasted (aqua) is 53. actor
Jamie Walters is 53. Singer-musi-
cian Rivers Cuomo (Weezer) is 52.
Country singer Susan haynes is 50.
actor Steve-o is 48. Country singer
Jason Michael Carroll is 44. actor
ethan embry is 44. actor Chris ev-
ans is 41. actor Sarah Schaub is 39.
Singer Raz B is 37. actor Kat den-
nings is 36. actor ashley olsen is
36. actor Mary-Kate olsen is 36.
dJ/producer Gesaffelstein is 35. ac-
tor aaron Johnson is 32.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22)
Today you want fun and a chance to escape on a vacation! you’ll enjoy fun
times with kids, the arts and any entertaining diversion — perhaps an enjoyable
lunch. expect to talk to younger people more in the next four weeks. you also will fo-
cus on future goals. Tonight: Socialize!
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)
you’re keen to make home improvements today, which is why family discus-
sions are energetic. in the next four weeks, focus on making plans for your professional
life. Can you study something to help your career? note: This will be a favorable win-
dow of time to talk to bosses and superiors. Tonight: Cocoon at home.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22)
use your diplomatic skills to keep the peace with partners and close friends to-
day, because conversations with others will be energetic. Meanwhile, in the next four
weeks, you will love to study and learn because you’re eager to explore new horizons.
Travel will appeal to you. Tonight: Reach out.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21)
discussions about money or possessions will be lively (perhaps heated)
because you have something personal at stake. Meanwhile, in the next four weeks,
Mercury will be in one of your Money houses, creating discussions about finances and
shared property. Tonight: Check your finances.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21)
Today the Moon is in your sign dancing with Mars, which makes you feel
courageous and confident! you’re keen to start projects, because you are enthusiastic
and energetic. Furthermore, others are willing to follow your lead. Tonight: you’re in
charge.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)
might choose to keep a low profile today even though you are percolating with
private plans. Fortunately, the next four weeks are the perfect time for mental work,
because you will pay more attention to details and be willing to plan everything care-
fully in advance. Tonight: Solitude.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18)
Today you might take on a leadership role with a group because you under-
stand what is needed and you know how to unify your objectives with the goals of
others. Meanwhile, the next four weeks are fabulous for creative activities, especially
writing, because you will freely express your thoughts! Tonight: Talk to someone.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20)
if you want to start a project today, people will listen to you because you
are high-viz. your energy level is high, and you will impress bosses with your physical
effort. Meanwhile, family discussions and home repairs will be a priority for the next
four weeks. Tonight: you are noticed.