remove old, broken scripts: fedex, u(s)ps, weather (thanks fulton)

sys/man/1/fedex

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-.TH FEDEX 1
-.SH NAME
-fedex, ups, usps \- track shipments
-.SH SYNOPSIS
-.B fedex 
-.I tracking-number
-.br
-.B ups 
-.I tracking-number
-.br
-.B usps
-.I tracking-number
-.SH DESCRIPTION
-.I Fedex
-writes available shipment details for the given Federal Express 12-digit
-.I tracking-number
-on the standard output.
-.I Ups
-is similar, but takes a United Parcel Service 18-digit
-.IR tracking-number .
-.I Usps
-takes a US Post Office
-.IR tracking-number .
-.SH SOURCE
-.B /rc/bin
-.SH BUGS
-Redesigns of the source website can break these programs.

sys/man/1/weather

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-.TH WEATHER 1
-.SH NAME
-weather \- print weather report
-.SH SYNOPSIS
-.B weather
-[
-.I air
-]  [
-.I st
-]
-.SH DESCRIPTION
-.I Weather
-prints the local conditions and seven-day forecast most recently reported at the
-.SM US
-airport with the three-letter location identifier
-.IR air .
-Given a two-letter
-.SM US
-state abbreviation
-.I st
-instead,
-.I weather
-prints a table of
-.I air
-location identifiers known for
-.IR st .
-.PP
-The arguments are mutually exclusive and case-insensitive.
-If neither is given,
-.I air
-defaults to the value of the environment variable
-.BR $weather ,
-or if it is unset,
-to the location identifier
-.BR ewr ,
-designating the Newark, NJ, airport near Bell Labs, Murray Hill.
-.SH SOURCE
-.B /rc/bin/weather
-.SH BUGS
-Weather is hopelessly provincial.