Flood threats linger after heavy rains end
After three days of record storms in Oklahoma and Texas, the Red River and tributaries remain at flood risk as runoff swells creeks, with up to 18 inches of rain in parts. Four deaths tied to floodwaters and widespread damage are reported, including 60 washed away bridges in Oklahoma and $2.8 million in damages in Waco. Volunteers and officials search for those stranded near Thackerville and assess evacuations.
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Weather forecast a mix of rain and sun across regions
Rain heavy at times from the Mississippi Valley to the lower Great Lakes, with clearing skies elsewhere. Tonight partly cloudy, low 45. Tomorrow scattered showers, high 65 to 70. Winds south 5 to 15 mph. Chance of rain near zero tonight, 40 percent tomorrow. Sunset 6:24 p.m., sunrise 7:18 a.m. High yesterday 64, low 29. Record highs and lows noted for the date. Air quality moderate at 58.
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Victor the Rasslin Bear Banned in Virginia
The 700-pound bear Victor the Rasslin Bear was barred from exhibitions in Virginia after injuring a Virginia Beach man in Chesapeake. The Virginia Athletic Commission revoked his wrestling license, citing facial hair and mental-competence rules, while USDA regulations do not prohibit bear wrestling.
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Students plan Whitmore Hall bathroom sit-in over coed rules
Amherst Massachusetts AP reports UMass students plan a protest in Whitmore Hall washrooms to press the administration to drop a semester-old rule barring bathroom sharing by men and women in coed dormitories. The controversy centers on separate facilities for sexes.
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University of Massachusetts
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