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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1998

Page

13

Tornado Devastates Pleasant Grove and Surrounding Areas

After a deadly Alabama tornado, 32 people died, many homes destroyed, and residents like Julia Knox faced sudden homelessness. Authorities reported about 150 homes lost and 300 heavily damaged as federal aid moved in. President Clinton pledged assistance while survivors sought shelter, with churches coordinating prayers and evacuation efforts.

Ed Press Leasant Grove Alabama Pleasant Grove Birmingham Georgia Mississippi Gainesville mid-Atlantic Virginia Wilmington N.C New River Marine Corps Air Station Red Cross Jefferson County Clara McKinney Dakota Lynn Harding Hueytown High School Fob James Clinton Carrollton Gore Eaveryone Steve Small True Life Baptist Church Pratt City Bible Belt Goshen United Methodist Church Piedmont Small Birmingport House of Worship

National Dead Girl Turns Herself In To Police

A 16 year old runaway named Chante Smalls walked into a New York police precinct two days after her family were told a different girl had died. She had vanished Jan 3 and was thought dead after a hospital visit in December. She reunites with her godmother amid custody disputes. The dead girl found Feb 23 remains unidentified.

New York Chante Smalls Loretta Cunningham Ms. Cunningham Baltimore Sara P. Schecter Chante Children's Services Jennifer Falk New York City

Detroit approves casinos plan amid state approval risk

Detroit moves forward with a $1.8 billion casino plan after City Council approval, despite concerns over minority awards and reliance on state sign off. Mayor Archer cites 11,000 jobs and $130 million in gambling taxes plus $50 million in property taxes as benefits, while Don Barden warns the effort may return to square one in months.

Detroit Don Barden Dennis Archer Square One Archer

April Deadliest Month for Twisters in Alabama Weather Surge

Alabama experiences higher tornado deaths in April than any other month per NOAA data from 1950 to 1994. National Weather Service notes typical spring storm dynamics. Texas tops state death counts, while Alabama totals reach 275. Historic outbreaks cited include 1994 spring killer events and multiple 20th century disasters across several states.

Ashington Alabama Georgia Gulf of Mexico National Weather Service Scott Kiser Kiser Birmingham National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Texas Mississippi Arkansas

Wynette memorial draws country stars at Nashville service

Naomi Judd praised Wynette as a role model and Dolly Parton called her a sister at a moving memorial at the Ryman Auditorium. The event followed Wynette’s sudden death from a blood clot to the lungs and featured performances by Randy Travis Wynonna Parton The Oak Ridge Boys and others with Loretta Lynn unable to attend. Wynette’s husband George Richey spoke emotionally as the funeral and burial had previously taken place in Nashville.

Ashville Tenn Tammy Wynette Naomi Judd Dolly Parton Wynette Ryman Auditorium Lorrie Morgan Nashville Grand Old Opry Judd Parton Loretta Lynn Lynn Randy Travis Wynonna Oak Ridge Boys Rudy Gatlin Merle Haggard George Jones Virginia Wynette Pugh Itawamba County Miss Alabama Cotton David Houston Man George Richey Woodlawn Memorial Park

Tuberculosis cases decline in U S with immigrant risk noted

Atlanta AP reports stronger control programs cut TB cases in the United States for five years, though a 6 percent rise among immigrants signals ongoing risk. In 1997 there were 19,855 cases, down from 21,337 in 1996 and 26,673 in 1992, with immigrants making up 39 percent of cases. A highly drug resistant TB strain appeared in 43 states.

Atlanta Centers For Disease Control and Prevention Marisa Moore CDC United States Moore

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