Heat wave shuts rural Oklahoma towns cutting elderly off
In Mulhall and surrounding communities the ongoing 100 plus degree heat keeps elderly residents indoors and away from doctors, errands, and social gatherings. Ray Knight notes few customers at his coffee shop as Bryce Butler and Mary Hasley describe canceled appointments and fear of heat stroke. The extended heat spell surpasses 30 days in many areas, heightening isolation and health risks for seniors.
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EPA proposes rules to curb Iowa power plant pollution
The EPA will require Iowa coal plants to cut mercury and toxic emissions that cross state lines into Illinois Wisconsin Indiana and Michigan. Officials say the rules target sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide to reduce fine particle pollution and ozone harms.
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Zach Johnson Foundation Classic Preview
Four page wraparound preview highlights the Zach Johnson Foundation Classic golf tournament with a course map, top golfers to watch, and a Johnson profile. The feature provides context on the event, venues, and participants shaping the tournament coverage.
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Obama and leaders reach debt deal end stalemate
President Obama and congressional leaders unseal a historic emergency plan to avert the first U S default. The accord trims at least 2.2 trillion dollars in federal spending over ten years and extends the Treasury borrowing authority beyond 2012, trading tax increases on the wealthy for deficit reduction.
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Obama, Congress Reach Debt Plan With Spending Cuts Panel
Sunday agreement pairs a debt limit rise with spending cuts and a special 12 member joint committee to seek up to 1.5 trillion more in cuts over 10 years. A fall action could trigger 500 billion in further increases if veto-proof margins fail.
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