Warm spring predicted after savage winter across NATION
National Weather Service forecast a warmer than average spring for most areas after a severe winter. Flooding eased in New England though one death was reported. residents along the Hudson faced delayed returns. Colorado ranches suffered heavy livestock losses with hundreds of cattle dead amid the blizzard.
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Californians purge trims voter rolls and party shares
California Secretary of State March Fong Eu announced 536 831 voters were purged from registration since the November election, far smaller than 1974 cuts. Republicans rose to 38.1 percent of 9.4 million voters while Democrats fell to 57.4 percent.
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