Flood Waters Take Toll On Lives And Homes
Flood waters across Oklahoma to Vermont forced hundreds from homes and caused millions in damage as warm weather melted snow and ice jam floodways. Indiana and Missouri reported fatalities, while New York City saw a surge of about 100000 people to Central Park as temperatures climbed.
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Mexican police accused aiding pot grower in Camarena case
DEA chief Francis Mullen said Mexican police helped shield Rafael Caro Quintero, linked to the Guadalaajara kidnapping, allowing his plane departure amid questions over slow investigations and possible low level complicity. Separate reports note other delays in arresting suspects and a Newsweek account.
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Camarena
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