Flood Strains Chinese Dikes As Thousands Flee
Special Cable Dispatch reports worsening floods across northern China with 3500 villages demolished and up to a million people needing winter support. Tein Tein bridge washed away causing 50 deaths. Kalgan tally rises to 3000 including Russians. Floods threaten Shanghai concessions. Yeintsin and Shensi inundated. Rail damages reach $4 million. merchandise losses $2 million. Refugees crowd cities, disease spreads. government seeks $2 million from customs surplus. American Red Cross appeals for funds.
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Officer proposes pressed serial numbers to curb car theft
City detective Chris Jensen says embedding serial numbers into car bodies would cut theft by about seventy percent. He notes thieves can change license plates and car colors, and argues stamped numbers would be visible and harder to alter, aiding police in tracing and recovering stolen vehicles. Jensen cites reduced theft levels and plans to pitch the idea to a major automaker.
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