DNC Faces Debt As It Plans $1.5 Million Refunds
The Democratic National Committee admits a 10 to 12 million dollar debt after an election with record spending while it aims to refund 77 donors including felons and indicted individuals. It vows refunds by June as new rules may cut annual collections by over 10 million.
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Democratic Party
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Amy Weiss
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U.S
Steven Grossman
Tornadoes Strike Arkansas and South Across State Lines
A broad storm system plowed across the United States leaving dozens dead and unknown tornado counts. In Arkansas a town of about 10 000 was hit on Saturday causing extensive property damage. Witnesses said the tornado ripped two clocks from the Arkadelphia courthouse tower.
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Arkansas Tornadoes Strike Deadliest Since 1968
Gov. Mike Huckabee estimated about 20 tornadoes touched down on Saturday as Arkansas faced its deadliest storm in decades. The National Weather Service had not yet determined an official death toll, with earlier records noting 112 deaths in 1952 and 45 in 1968.
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Arkansas
Mike Huckabee
National Weather Service
Flooding and tornadoes devastate multiple states
Floodwaters isolate communities in Ohio and Kentucky with up to 10 inches of rain, five missing in southern Ohio later accounted for, and widespread damage along the Licking River. Arkansas tornadoes kill at least 24, injure hundreds, destroy homes as Governor Huckabee surveys wreckage. President Clinton declares major disasters in 11 counties and authorizes federal aid.
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Iowa City councilman urges not to distort Shaw case
Council member Larry Baker told a public discussion by Citizens for Justice and Accountability that allegations the Police Department is out of control lack evidence. He noted Shaw 31 was killed by former officer Jeffrey Gillaspie after an Aug 30 1996 incident at Shaw's art shop, a shooting deemed not justified by police and county officials.
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Hawkeyes Advance to Championship Play After Strong Second Half
The Hawkeyes deliver a knockout blow in the second half and advance to championship play. Details on 1D.
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Gene linked to weight loss raises body temperature
New research reports a gene that may trigger higher body temperature and increased calorie burn, offering a potential path to obesity drugs. Scientists say a one tenth degree rise could shave about five pounds per year, though safety limits remain uncertain. The finding, described as a major obesity advance, appears in Nature Genetics.
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Craig Warden
University of California, Davis
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