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This Week in History, Oct 28 - Nov 3

Oct 28, 1965
Gateway Arch completed. Construction is completed on the Gateway Arch, a spectacular 630-foot-high parabola of stainless steel marking the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial on the waterfront of St. Louis, Missouri.

Oct 29, 1998

HURRICANE SANDY. Poses Serious Threat For Millions.
Many worry hurricane may cause destruction and a lot of pollution to hit the body of water.
Sandy is on track to smack the US somewhere between the Delmarva Peninsula to the south and Cape Cod to the north and across Delaware and Pennsylvania.

FUNGAL MENINGITIS OUTBREAK. Questions Await Answers.
Victim’s family members want answers as an outbreak characterized by uncertainty and ambiguity.

US GENERAL ACCUSATIONS. Investigations Involves Three Army Men.

Hurricane Evacuation Zone Finder

http://gis.nyc.gov/oem/he/index.html

Those who live in Zone A:
Residents in Zone A face the highest risk of flooding from a hurricane's storm surge.

http://gis.nyc.gov/oem/he/map.htm?lon=-73.78435940726743&lat=40.8471103…

Enter your home address to find if you're in the Hurricane Evacuation Zone you live in
Red Zone A - Highest risk of flooding from a hurricane's storm surge
Yellow Zone B - Moderate likelihood of evacuation if a hurricane reaches NYC

Irene left millions of people without power, so utilities companies are taking no chances as they line up extra crews and tree-trimmers. Winds threaten to topple power lines, and trees that still have leaves could be weighed down by snow and fall over if the weight becomes too much.

NYC officials have begun precautions for an ominous but still uncertain forecast. No decision has been made on whether any of the city's public transportation outlets will be shut, despite predictions that a sudden shift of the storm's path could cause a surge of 3 to 6 feet in the subways.

KILLER HURRICANE. May Threaten Millions.
National weather forecasters now say Sandy is a hurricane again, several hours after being downgraded to tropical storm. Frankenstorm lives and it is not to be taken lightly.

CAMP PAIN BATTLES. Swing Votes.
Candidates battle for swing state voters. Mitt Romney’s team catches up with President Obama’s outreach. Meanwhile, President Obama and Governor Romney could split popular and electoral college vote. New polls suggest Romney could win the popular vote, while the electoral college gives Obama a second term.