Honduras faces refugee surge near Las Trojes border
The Honduras border region near Las Trojes sees an exodus of residents fleeing cross border attacks and the killings of two American journalists. About 1,000 displaced Hondurans seek safety as aid groups warn of limited services while some locals work for low pay in new settlements.
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Las Troyes Families Face Disgrace After Fire
In Las Troyes, B-2 families flee a large empty house leaving chickens and possessions behind. Mrs. de Martinez laments disgrace and loss, noting they could not take more as they left under mortar fire and now fear having no home or hope.
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Snowplows Dig Out Wyoming Road Near Fourth of July
Snowplows cleared 3 to 4 foot drifts from Loop Road in Shoshone National Forest Wyoming as Fremont County officials push for opening by July 1 for Fourth of July sightseers. The 26 mile dirt route winds through meadows and riverlands and is usually open by June 1. Snowfall totaled 166 inches from September to May, 130 percent of normal, with late melt and a long cold spring.
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