Flood Devastates Ft Pierre and Nearby Towns
Floodwaters rose nearly ten feet, driving about 2400 people from Ft Pierre and across the Missouri. Residents described the disaster as ruinous and life changing with many seeking shelter or staying with relatives. Some called the event a bankruptcy of the town while others held a cautious sense of resilience amid the wreckage.
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Carmen Sutley
Ed Mullally
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April Showers and Lightning Paralyze Long Beach
A severe storm delivered hail and heavy rain in Long Beach yesterday afternoon causing street traffic jams and power outages. Lightning damaged three electrical transmission lines in uptown Athinity Ave area, cutting power for over two hours while motorists struggled with stuck signals and audiences watched films through the blackout.
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Are These Trips Necessary Editorial
Editorial questions the necessity of official government travel to Europe for first class reservations paid by taxpayers. It argues many reservations are for official travelers under Europe aid programs and that taxpayers might benefit from second or third class accommodations. Continued on page 22.
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