Nashville Flood Swells Cumberland River Amid Toll Rise
Nashville faced renewed danger as the Cumberland River swelled after weekend storms. Flooding forced thousands to flee homes and hotels while rescue efforts continued after 22 deaths across Tennessee Mississippi and Kentucky were tallied.
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Fiesta Party on the River Prom Highlights Roswell RISD Arts
RISD students celebrate the arts during a two day event as balloons lift into the sky at the fiesta party by the river. City council reviews plans this week amid festival promotion and community turnout.
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Goddard Senior Signs Tennis LOI with NMMI
Goddard senior Ryan Gass signed his national letter of intent to play tennis at NMMI on Monday. Gass had played tennis and basketball in high school and had never played tennis before this year.
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Obituaries and notices in today's paper
Obituary notices list Effie McCracken Ben E. Brown and Mary Josephine McGannon among today’s items. The page also includes a weather forecast horoscopes lotteries and an opinion section.
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Gulf oil spill raises potential price bumps and shipping delays
The Gulf of Mexico oil spill could raise costs for coffee, shrimp, bananas, tires, and more as Gulf fishing grounds shut and shipping lanes near New Orleans face possible delays. River pilots warn unloading cargo in alternate ports may be costly, while spill coverage suggests oil remains widespread though shrinking. See SPILL, Page A7.
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Woman sues RGSA over nylon fencing hazard injury
A Roswell woman, Celina Lopez, sues the city and the Roswell Girls Softball Association for negligence after tripping on a rolled chain link fence left by Ag Services Construction Inc at the Wool Bowl Softball Complex during a April 2008 game. She says contractors caused a dangerous pathway near the concession stand.
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Roswell Man Dies in High Speed Roll-Over Crash
Freddy Fuentes 50 of Roswell died after a rollover on U S Highway 285 just outside Roswell. He was driving south at well over 100 mph, ejected from the vehicle and pronounced dead at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center. State police received 911 calls about reckless driving before the crash.
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Man Sought in Times Square Car Bomb Plot
Authorities say an international lead links the botched Times Square car bomb to a suspect of Pakistani descent who recently traveled to Pakistan. The SUV used was bought with cash from a Connecticut seller, identified after interviewing the vehicle’s registered owner.
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Pentagon discloses US nuclear warhead total
The Pentagon reports 5 113 nuclear warheads in the US stockpile as of September 2009 with thousands more retired. Hillary Clinton announced the disclosure at the United Nations as part of a drive for transparency to curb nuclear proliferation. Hans Kristensen of the Federation of American Scientists noted the figure roughly matched prior estimates.
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