Torrential rains sweep Midwest killing and flooding
United Press International reports widespread flooding from Mexico to the Great Lakes. In Arkansas, Little Rock authorities feared more deaths as a Rock Creek search continued. at least nine died there and a Benton bridge drowning was confirmed. Gov. Pryor mobilized the National Guard. Cars, homes, and bridges suffered severe damage across I-30 and surrounding highways as rivers rose and shelters were set up.
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Ark
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Benton
David Pryor
National Guard
Pryor
Red Cross
Ehove Board Briefed On Business Curricula
Ehove Joint Vocational School officials outlined a revamped business curriculum to address enrollment declines. Teachers Robert Corbin and Richard Reser described internships with Fisher Titus and Providence hospitals and local law firms and companies, plus lab workshops and a 2 to 3 week exploration period. The board announced an alumni open house, a half mill bond levy fundraising plan, and higher bonding authority for several officials. Also noted were maternity leaves, resignations, multiple hires, and forthcoming attendance at professional and student events. Local grain prices were reported: wheat 3.10, corn 1.92, oats 1.35, soybeans 6.41.
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Ehove Joint Vocational School
Corbin
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Norwalk
Providence Hospital
Sandusky
Huron County Bar Association
Gould Inc
Sheller Globe
Creighton Christ
Ehove Levy Fund
Dominic Vartorella
Betty Wolfram
Christ
Alto Miller
Pennington
Nickles Bread Co
Nickles
Ehove
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Diane
Protection urged for bee sting allergy risks nationwide
Health experts met at NIH to develop a protection program for Americans allergic to bee wasp and insect stings. They will evaluate epinephrine use and other treatments as more than 100 deaths annually are linked to sting reactions. An NIH note cites four in every thousand may be dangerously allergic, with some summer deaths misattributed to heart attacks.
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Washington
UPI
National Institutes of Health
United States
NIH
St Paul fires Rhodes Scholar from high school post
Matt Valencic, a Rhodes Scholar from Wakeman, was fired after two weeks teaching American and English literature at St. Paul High School. He cites administration disapproval of his teaching. Valencic plans to move to Washington DC to join HALT, a new public interest lobbying group. He will work with Oxford students and expand local state chapters. His wife Renee Coe remains at Bowling Green State University.
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Thomas E. Imerson
Washington, D.C
HALT
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Oxford University
England
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Washington
Renee Coe
Bowling Green State University
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