Fort Wayne Flood Deepens Amid Ice Jam Threats
Four thousand residents fled Fort Wayne as an ice jam broke, threatening dikes and prompting mass evacuations totaling about 7,800 with authorities planning shutoffs to prevent fires. President Reagan toured the disaster zone while National Guard patrolled for looters and officials sought federal aid.
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Industrial production grows for first time in six months
The Federal Reserve reports February industrial output up 1.6 percent after six straight declines, aided by milder winter weather. Economists see a potential recovery as housing starts rise 6.5 percent to 953000, driven by multi family construction while single family homes drop 11 percent. Durable goods rise 2.8 percent in home sectors. consumer goods up 1.7 percent as auto assembly rebounds.
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