One Store Stays Open in Floodhit Texas Town
Ray Moneyville AP reports floodwaters cover a South Texas town of 10 000 residents with a grocery store opening Thursday to sell emergency supplies. Cens and hurricane lanterns lighted aisles as housewives search for in demand items. Sandbags guard doors as seven hours pass with inches of water entering the store. Electric service remained off for over 26 hours as heavy rains hampered power rerouting efforts. The city uses water supplies for citizens to flush toilets and drink as crews work to restore utilities.
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Ray Moneyville
South
Texas
Manhole Fall Causes Dallas Lawsuit
Clarence Bryant sues Dallas for injuries after falling into an open manhole. He alleges negligence by the city or its agents and seeks damages for his medical costs and related losses.
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Dallas
Clarence ‘Bryant
Fragmented San Antonio clipping yields unclear local item
OCR reading presents garbled text with mixed characters and broken names making it impossible to identify a clear event, person, or organization. The fragment lacks coherent facts to summarize a distinct news item.
Water floods Texas amid beached cars and cattle near Falfurrias
Reporter Darrell Mack describes a 62 mile drive from Edinburg to Falfurrias through water up to headlights, with highway closures and detours. He notes cattle standing on high ground, wild turkeys in the openings, loose pigs, and submerged surroundings near the Kennedy Causeway as hurricane Beulah effects flood the Rio Grande Valley.
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Houston
Beulah
Rio Grande Valley
Falfuerias
United Press Internate
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Falfurrias
Hhem
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