Tropical Storm Gabrielle Roils Florida With Floods And Winds
Tropical Storm Gabrielle swept across Florida bringing down trees and power lines, flooding roads, and spawning tornadoes. Up to 570,000 homes and businesses in west-central Florida lost electricity while bridges closed and a Bradenton motel roof partially blew off. Disney World remained open but water parks closed as Gabrielle neared Daytona Beach and headed toward the Atlantic.
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Reservists called for homeland air defense patrols
The Pentagon will mobilize up to 50 000 reservists to active duty for homeland defense including coast to coast airspace patrols. Bush declared a national emergency, authorizing partial mobilization since 1991, with air, army, navy, and other branches planned for duty in the United States and possibly abroad.
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IRS extends deadline for third quarter estimated tax
The IRS delayed upcoming estimated tax payments by a week due to the September 11 attacks. The new deadline moves from Monday to September 24 for individuals and certain corporations. The disruption includes market closures and downed systems, with six months of penalties suspended for affected taxpayers.
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Artificial hips recalled over ceramic joint ball risk
The FDA announced a recall of hundreds of artificial hips with ceramic joint balls that may crack. At least 14 reports exist of fractures, with risk varying by implant. symptoms include hip pain grinding and limited motion. Patients should promptly see a physician if symptoms arise.
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Sudden popularity of cell phones after attacks
After terrorist attacks, many Americans rethink cell phones as essential safety tools. Diane Brandon, from Irving Texas, bought a new phone, while others like Ana Crespo and Wendy Hendry consider mobile devices lifelines. Retailers report a slowdown now, but experts predict a rebound in demand when shoppers return to malls.
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Milk compact in New England faces sunset amid mixed impact
A congressional report finds milk price controls in New England boosted regional farm income with limited harm to other states. The compact expires Sept. 30 unless extended, while Midwest farmers oppose it for potential overproduction and nationwide price drops. Congress weighs expanding the plan to the Northeast and creating a similar South system.
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