Lockerbie student grieves town livestock loss
A SA student from Lockerbie expresses sorrow over her hometown's livestock losses as the community processes the disaster. Local authorities and residents rally to support farmers and assess damages across fields and farms.
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Weather outlook with mixed precipitation and cold temps
Tonight mixed rain and snow expected as clouds darken the area. Tuesday brings brisk, cold air with rain or wet snow and a low of 26. Wednesday turns windy and cold with sun and a high near 40.
Israel strikes Syrian radar post amid Lebanon tensions
Israeli jets hit a central Syrian radar station in the Lebanese mountains triggering warnings of escalation. Three Synan soldiers died and six were wounded as security forces sealed off the area north of the Beirut Damascus highway. The strike targets Hezbollah linked violence prompting Israeli officials to threaten further action if Syria does not restrain Lebanese guerrillas.
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Malpractice awards rise tripling since 1994 in New York
The Medical Society of New York warns the Excess Medical Malpractice Insurance Program may exhaust funds by June 1999, urging $90 million in state aid to extend coverage. Average malpractice awards jumped to $3.58 million in 1999 from $1.76 million in 1994, with insurers paying over $592 million that year.
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Residents flee rising Mississippi flood in Wisconsin
Residents from low lying areas retreated to higher ground as the Mississippi River flooded basements, parks, and boat landings from the Twin Cities border to northern Iowa. Emergency crews rescued a 26 year old man near Shakopee while his brother remained missing. crews sealed areas to vehicles and warned evacuations could begin Tuesday. Forecasters expected La Crosse to crest near 17 feet, just below the 1965 record, as sandbag efforts continued and residents prepared with barriers and boards.
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