Wet weather sweeps Texas with floods and evacuations
A broad flood event affects Abilene and North Central Texas as slow moving thunderstorms dump heavy rain. Breckenridge and Graham flood and power outages prompt evacuations and road closures. In Odessa the forecast calls for 30 percent thunderstorm chances through Wednesday while regional totals rise above average.
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Stamps Hit 20 Cents as Holiday Rush Approaches
AP reports the USPS puts 5.3 billion 20-cent stamps on sale now with a 2-cent rate rise effective November 1. The new stamps carry the letter C to mark the change.
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Chinese ship remains suggest pre Columbus voyage to America
San Diego researchers say 11 stones off Palo Verdes came from a Chinese vessel possibly wrecked 500 years ago, implying Chinese contact with what is now the United States long before Columbus. Stone anchors, a rolling mill, and core tests are being examined while supporters cite ancient Chinese texts.
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Associated Press
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University of San Diego
Spain
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China
Columbus
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Los Angeles
Wayne Baldwin
NATO talks with Spain focus on base deals and NATO entry
Spanish King Juan Carlos visits Washington as the Reagan administration seeks to smooth Spain’s entry as NATO’s 16th member. Officials anticipate talks with President Reagan and key aides to center on base terms at Rota Torrejon and Zaragoza, and on Spain’s role in theater nuclear modernization.
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PLO Split Over Ties and Direction After Soviet Support
PLO factions clash over Soviet backing with moderates saying Moscow offers little military aid to confront Israel. Shaik Al Hout defends Palestinian independence while Syria backs Abu Nidal in a bid to discredit Arafat. Western diplomats see Abu Nidal funded from Damascus, with moderates gaining influence in Europe and the United States.
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United States
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