Midwest flood warnings persist across Mississippi River region
The Mississippi River flooded basements and parks from the Twin Cities to northern Iowa as residents in low lying areas moved to higher ground. Emergency crews rescued a 26 year old man from Minnesota River backwaters while his 19 year old brother remained missing near Shakopee. The river stood about 4 feet above flood stage in La Crosse and officials warned conditions could worsen with possible evacuations Tuesday night if needed.
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Mississippi River
Twin Cities
Minnesota-Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
North Dakota
Minnesota River
Marlon Gavarrete
Shakopee
Minneapolis
A. Blencoe
la Crosse
al Spaulding
Columbine killers as cultural icons endure in discourse
The article notes how Columbine shooters became cultural icons for some and inspired subsequent threats and plots. It cites experts like James Garbarino and Dave Grossman on the influence of media and memorials, while mentioning lawsuits, observances, and ongoing debates about handling warnings and rescues.
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Columbine High School
Columbine
Harris
Klebold
James Garbarino
Cornell University
Dylan
Eric
Jefferson County
Dave Grossman
West Point
Grossman
Standoff May Affect Trade With China
Washington lawmakers split on linking the spy plane clash to China trade. Senate Democrats and Republicans warn the incident could reshape relations, while China cautions against tying it to trade talks. Bush administration faces summer decision on extending trade benefits as meetings with Beijing begin midweek.
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China
United States
Joseph Biden
Delaware
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
CBS
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Gao Yan
China News Service
Bush
Beijing
World Trade Organization
Robert Torricelli
D-N.j
NBC
Meet the Press
Chuck Hagel
R-Neb
Texas
Washington State
Trial Begins Today in 1963 Church Bombing Case
Jury selection opens in Birmingham for the Blanton trial as prosecutors seek a life sentence for the former Ku Klux Klan member accused of planting dynamite at Sixteenth Street Baptist Church. The 1963 blast killed Denise McNair and three 14 year olds Addie Mae Collins Cynthia Wesley and Carole Robertson.
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Ala
Thomas Blanton Jr
Blanton
Sixteenth Street Baptist Church
Denise McNair
Addie Mae Collins
Cynthia Wesley
Carole Robertson
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