Tornado Rips Through Washington Causing Multi-Home Damage
The Washington tornado caused about 9 million dollars in property loss and damaged 38 homes beyond repair while injuries were minor. David Birney recounts his farmstead loss, the impact on his father, and the replacement of the 120 year old house by a brick rambler. Residents recall train-like roar and green skies, with warnings prompting basement shelter and siren response.
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David Birney
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Tornato
Iowa
National Weather Service
Senator commends restraint in tax and program debate
Republican Sen. John Putney of Gladbrook praised cautious pace and warned against rushing tax overhaul or economic plans. Critics like Rep. Mary Gaskill urged more citizen input and complained of closed meetings. Lawmakers anticipate a spring session and aim for earlier outreach and collaboration.
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SARS findings offer data on virus survival and transmission
German scientists show a common detergent fails to kill the virus, suggesting some disinfection methods may be ineffective. Japanese tests indicate the virus can survive extended periods in cold conditions, aiding understanding of winter spread. WHO researchers emphasize contaminated objects and hands as transmission routes. Beijing extends school closures as cases rise.
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Klaus Stohr
World Health Organization
WHO reports 54 probable cases and 237 suspects worldwide
The World Health Organization notes 54 probable and 237 suspected cases investigated by labs in Hong Kong, Japan, Germany, and Beijing as part of a global scientific network. Findings posted on WHO site aim to guide public health workers, with Stohr stressing uncertainty about the infectious dose required for transmission.
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Wells Fargo agent Zimmerman loses license in $600000 misappropriation case
Iowa records show broker Zimmerman agreed to license revocation after a consent order accusing him of misappropriating over $600,000 in client funds while a Wells Fargo securities agent. He did not admit or deny the allegations and declined comment.
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Zimmerman
Wells Fargo
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