Central and eastern states dig out from storm debris
The regional storm packing up to 100 mph left at least six dead and caused widespread damage from Memphis to Pennsylvania. Crews, homeowners, and officials race to clear fallen trees in Beale Street’s district and other stricken areas while rescues continue along flooded rivers and washed out bridges.
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College social norms campaigns fail to curb drinking study finds
A Harvard School of Public Health report on 98 campuses finds social norms marketing aimed at moderating student drinking did not reduce alcohol abuse by seven measures. The study notes some campuses saw increases and cites peer pressure in dorms and friend groups as stronger influences than campuswide campaigns.
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Henry Wechsler
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H. Wesley Perkins
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Journal of Studies On Alcohol
Recall petition wins spot on Calif ballot
In California the recall of Governor Gray Davis advances to the ballot after 1.3 million valid signatures, well above the 897,158 needed. The plan could yield a Sept 23 election. Major candidates include Bill Simon and Tom McClintock exploring runs, with Issa set to enter. Davis fights amid deficits and energy crisis. Schwarzenegger undecided.
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Ex Clinton officials warn of growing nuclear threat
Washington AP Former Clinton aides warn that nuclear weapons could be used before year’s end if the United States does not curb proliferation. The National Security Advisory Group urges direct talks with North Korea to end its program and warns Pyongyang may possess six to eight bombs by year end with potential serial production next year. The group includes William Perry Madeleine Albright Sandy Berger Wesley Clark and John Shalikashvili.
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City weighs upfront costs for growth and new charges
Commission chair Boog Highberger urged willingness to spend money early while Assistant City Manager Dave Corliss outlined options used in Johnson County. A one time excise tax up to 19 cents per square foot may fund bike lanes and water line costs could be financed over years. Sales taxes on goods at new developments could cover adjacent street improvements as the city aims for orderly growth. The task force should be named within weeks.
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Dave Corliss
Johnson County
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