Isabel leaves millions powerless after deadly march
Isabel swept from Virginia to the Canadian border causing at least 17 deaths and billions in damage. About 6 million people lost power from North Carolina to New York, with 63,000 in Maryland and Virginia hit hardest. Rescue crews shuttled residents from rising floodwaters as gasoline lines dwindled and debris blanketed streets. Maryland Governor Glenda B.? OMalley and Virginia Governor Mark R. Warner urged recovery and warned power restoration could take days as authorities assessed widespread damage along the Chesapeake Bay and Outer Banks.
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Washington reeled after Isabel storm hits capital again
Washington cleaned up after Hurricane Isabel with trees down and roads blocked around federal buildings and the National Mall. The Potomac flooded streets in Alexandria as guards at Arlington National Cemetery briefly sought shelter during 60 mph winds. Congress and President Bush fled the area, while workers cleared debris and residents assessed damage.
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California recall election rehearing shows court rethink
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals agreed to rehear whether to postpone California's October recall vote. The panel considered using punch-card ballots and the risk of uncounted votes, with candidates including Cruz Bustamante Schwarzenegger and McClintock. The case could reach the Supreme Court.
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