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"It's a change from staying home," she said. Kermit lost helium after being punched and was carried prone, his feet dragging occasionally, as workers kept him a yard or two above the street. Snoopy, making his 15th appearance, hit a lamppost and his foot touched down. He, too, tipped precariously but righted himself to cheers at 59th Street. The temperature remained just above freezing at 38 degrees, and a moderate rain slowed before the 9 a.m.

parade start. About a quarter-inch fell during the event. Among the celebrities waving to the crowds during the steady rain were singer Tony Bennett, the New Edition singing group, comedian James Coco and, appropriately, the stars of the Broadway show Singin' in the Rain. The Radio City Music Hall Rockettes splashed in front of Macy's with their famous routines. NEW YORK (AP) Newcomer Betty Boop tried to step out of line and an airsick Kermit the Frog took a nosedive as thousands braved rain and cold yesterday to watch the 59th annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade slosh down Broadway.

"She's landing!" yelled Gambrelli Layco, 12, as the 40 workers holding Boop's tethers struggled to keep the 72-foot balloon under control after the ropes got caught in lampposts. Thousand of onlookers turned up their collars, huddled under umbrellas and crowded sidewalks to watch the three-hour, nationally televised proceedings particularly the nine giant helium-filled balloons that bobbed above the crowds. Police had no immediate estimates of the size of the crowd. Boop made her debut this year, wiggling her fingers at the crowd as she sat atop a smiling, yellow quarter moon. Like others along the route, Lay pi? 11 5SS3.

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