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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 31, 2004

Page

7

Tornadoes Strike Missouri and Nebraska Killing Three

Severe storms spawned deadly twisters across Missouri and Nebraska. In Missouri a Santa town tornado damaged mobile homes and injured eight, with three children in critical or serious condition. Platte County reports wide destruction and widespread power outages. Nebraska saw two tornadoes injuring two and causing power outages amid other storms. Authorities identified critical injuries from the direct hits and described multiple counties affected.

Santa Nebraska Pga Jennifer Benz Children’s Mercy Hospital Kansas City Mike Hudson National Weather Service Missouri Cen Platte Frank Hunter Platte County Sheriff’s

Long-Awaited Rocori Graduation Honors Shooting Victims

Rocori High School seniors received diplomas seven months after a school shooting killed Aaron Rollins and wounded Seth Bartell. Aaron would have graduated. his sister Rachel accepted his diploma for him. Aaron and Seth are honored on behalf of the class as the ceremony proceeds with a memory rose and heartfelt tributes acknowledging the tragedy and resilience of the community.

Cold Spring Minn Rocori High School Aaron Rollins Rachel Adam Aaron Jason McLaughlin Seth Bartell Twin Cities Bartell

Civil War soldiers reburied at Yorktown National Cemetery

Six Union soldiers unearthed by Hurricane Isabel were reburied at Yorktown National Cemetery in a ceremony with both Union and Confederate reenactors. Observer notes a crowd of about 300, with flowers placed on each casket handmade by the 1st Texas Infantry. One identified remains Edmund Ackley of the 85th New York Infantry.

Richmond Virginia Yorktown National Cemetery 1St Texas Infantry Chris Bryce Yorktown Edmund Ackley 85Th New York Infantry Bryce

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