Amtrak wreck kills one injures 150 in Iowa washout
An Amtrak derailment near Emerson Iowa after tracks were washed out by heavy rains left at least 150 injured and one reported death, a teenage girl. Rescue units from a 50 mile radius aided, with helicopters dispatched and buses ferried passengers to Nishn2 Valley School.
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Arrested protesters face light punishment
About 1,700 nuclear arms protesters were arrested during a non violent blockade around five nuclear powers U N missions. Most faced summonses for disorderly conduct and were released. Officials expect adjournments in contemplation of dismissal. In Moscow four leaders of an independent peace group were detained as a crackdown widened.
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Presbyterians weigh reunification with main branch in bid to unite
Southern Presbyterians meeting in Columbus Ga are likely to approve a merger with the United Presbyterian Church in the United States of America, while two smaller conservative groups have already joined hands. A parallel move saw the Reformed Presbyterian Church Evangelical Synod join the Presbyterian Church in America in Grand Rapids Mich. If the southern merger passes, it would go to the northern General Assembly in Hartford and then to a united assembly next year for final approval. Southern Baptists prepare to elect a new president as more than 10 000 convene in New Orleans for the 13.8 million member denomination.
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Severe Plains Storms: Tornadoes Hit Nebraska and Kansas
Torrential rains and high winds scorched the central Plains with tornadoes crossing into Nebraska and Kansas. Ten twisters struck late Monday as thunderstorm gusts reached 81 mph in Bertrand and 70 mph in Osborne. Baseball-sized hail battered Nebraska while flash-flood watches covered parts of Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, and Illinois. Lincoln saw nearly 4 inches of rain and Omaha over 2 inches.
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Passenger Kenneth Moore Airlifted After Crash
Life Flight responders rushed Kenneth Moore, 29, of Lincoln Nebraska, to the hospital after a crash. Wadum said Moore sustained serious injuries with multiple pelvic fractures requiring urgent treatment.
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Government battles beer merger in a bid to block competition
Washington officials move to block G Heileman Brewing Co. bid to acquire Pabst Brewing Co. amid new permissive merger guidelines. They argue the $196.8 million deal would lessen competition in beer nationwide and in northern states under the Clayton Act.
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