Flood search continues for 40 to 60 missing in Idaho dam collapse
Idaho officials and families pressed Tuesday to locate 40 to 60 people still missing after the Teton Dam failed swamping eastern Idaho and causing seven deaths and hundreds injured. Rexburg suffered heavy losses as a new subdivision was washed away and canals drained toward American Falls Reservoir. Roadblocks limited access as authorities feared farmers and fishermen remained in danger in the muddy aftermath.
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Terrific Crop Loss Feared After Teton Dam Burst
Federal officials told President Ford that about 400000 acres of Idaho farmland may lose irrigation due to the Upper Snake River Valley flood. Interior Secretary Kleppe urged action within 24 to 48 hours to avert crop loss as investigations seek the dam’s cause and extent of damage while Rexburg homes were destroyed or mud filled and floodwaters contained.
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Italian DA Coco Ambushed in Genoa Violence Flares
Masked gunmen killed District Attorney Francesco Coco, his driver, and his bodyguard in a lunchtime ambush near his Genoa home. Two urban guerrilla groups claimed responsibility, warning politicians next. The killings deepen Italy's election period violence ahead of June 2021 polls.
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Reform groups blast grand jury abuse push for federal safeguards
Prosecutors criticized as overzealous by reform coalitions urging major changes to the grand jury system. The coalition backs bills in Congress to curb immunity grants, require lawyer presence, and lower contempt penalties as hearings begin Thursday.
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Czechoslovakia Turns Over Four Mormon Missionaries
Four American missionaries aged 19 to 23 were handed over by Czechoslovakia after straying across the Austrian border. They had been conducting missionary work in Austria since last year and told officials they wished to view the border while authorities noted fencing along parts of the frontier.
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Food meeting disrupted by gagged consumers
Consumer representatives disrupted an Agriculture Department advisory meeting demanding a day of decisions affecting food prices and quality. Protesters, including 17 silent demonstrators and Jane Armstrong as consumer slot, pressed for expanded consumer representation and immediate vote on the issue.
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Foster's Shoes Promotes Comfort for All Ages
The ad highlights style and comfort across men women and children with Foster's Shoes located at 1X9 North 3rd. It markets footwear designed to ease sore feet and improve fit for every family member.
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Minister Denies Theft Charges In Pennsylvania Church Case
Rev. John Bergstresser 53 pastor of Grace Lutheran Church in Montgomery County was arraigned on theft charges but denies stealing more than $25 000 claiming the larger sum is barred by a five year statute of limitations He marked 25 years in ministry this year and has served 18 years at Grace Lutheran Church
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Stewardess Dies After Motorcycle Crash
Debie Davis a 22 year old airline stewardess died after falling from a moving motorcycle she rode as a passenger. Sundown hospital pronounced her dead after the 10 p.m. crash on Cambridge Avenue. The rider Dennis Knipfer 28 swerved to avoid a car pulling into the street.
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Las Vegas Weather Forecast with Wind and Temps
Variable high cloudiness through Thursday with southerly winds 20 to 30 mph in the afternoon. Today’s high expected 90 to 95 degrees and a low near 65 to 67. Humidity remains high and sunrise and sunset times are listed.
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