Storms Claim 32 Lives in Appalachia Floods
The Associated Press reports deadly floods race through Appalachia forcing thousands from their homes as residents stack sandbag levees to hold back rising creeks and rivers. The disaster toll stands at 32 lives so far with crews assessing damage across the region.
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Matewan Overwhelmed as Flood Destroys Town Center
Residents recall the swift flood that washed through Matewan West Virginia. Boats rescued the stranded while a coal company helicopter helped save others. The town's bridge medical center bank and schools flooded leaving many asking if rebuilding is possible.
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Destructive storm toll rises across Southeast and Appalachia
A massive wind and rain storm moving from the Gulf states into the Northeast caused extensive flooding and fatalities. Alabama reported 23 dead, Kentucky five, with West Virginia and Virginia each at two. Flooding overwhelmed Barbourville and Knox County, while Tennessee towns faced dike breaches and evacuations. National Guard aided救援 and flood control efforts as residents assessed damage.
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Sadat seeks urgent U S aid during Washington visit
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat spent his last day in the United States pursuing economic aid after talks on military and political issues. He met with U S officials including Agriculture Secretary Bergland and AID chief Giligan and discussed a six month seven point five million dollar Gulf of Suez hydrographic survey. He urged at least one billion dollars yearly in aid through 1980, with emphasis on arms from the United States.
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Man brews coffee from soybeans in Iowa story
Darrell Shirbroun in Callender Iowa develops a soybean based coffee substitute from recycled beans. He claims strong coffee flavor, hopes for exclusive rights near a million, while classmates note the soy smell but many would buy it over real coffee.
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Battles Near Israeli Border in Lebanon Third Day
Christian militiamen and Palestinian guerrillas fought seesaw battles on southern Lebanon hills near the Israeli border. The clash centered on Taibe and Rub Tallateen as the Palestinian counteroffensive sought to reclaim bases from which raids into Israel were launched.
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