Fargo Survives Red River Flood Crest With Few Damages
The Red River crested at just under 37 feet in Fargo without major damage as residents and volunteers avoided widespread evacuations. After last year’s record flood, officials credited levees and sandbags with protecting neighborhoods and noted continued vigilance as waters receded.
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Tougher airport security ahead for spring break travelers
The Obama administration will fund state of the art screening equipment as security measures expand after Christmas. Airlines fear higher costs to maintain enhanced checkpoints while travelers face longer lines and multiple screening steps before boarding.
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Homeland security expands full body scanners nationwide
The government is increasing full body scanners hand swabs and pat downs at U S airports expanding from 44 scanners at 21 airports to nearly 1000 overall Hand swabs and pat downs will be used at all airports The measures follow an attempted explosive attack on a U S jetliner on Christmas involving explosives hidden in underwear Airline travelers face longer waits with advice to arrive earlier at airports across the country
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Frustrations Rise as Bush and Clinton Visit Haiti
Former presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush arrive in Port-au-Prince on a one day mission to assess earthquake recovery needs and raise funds. The visit follows harsh critiques of past policies and comes amid protests by Aristide supporters demanding his return and more aid.
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Bean Nation
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