Weather history shows record low temps in 1934
On February 9, 1934, Philadelphia hit 14 degrees below zero and New York City 15 below. The same arctic blast dropped the mercury to 51 degrees below zero in Vanderbilt Michigan, marking severe cold across multiple regions.
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Tornado toll rises as Bush promises aid in South
Death toll from a series of tornadoes climbs to 59 as President Bush visits the stricken South. Funeral services begin for victims in Russellville Arkansas and nearby communities. Authorities report looting concerns, curfews and checkpoints in Macon County Tennessee, with federal disaster aid declared for Tennessee and Arkansas.
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Pelicans Nearing Delisting After Recovery From DDT
The Interior Department proposed removing the brown pelican from the endangered species list, 40 years after near extinction due to DDT. Recovery has brought California, Baja California, and broader US and Caribbean populations to about 620,000, with over 70,000 breeding birds in California and Baja. Public comment will run 60 days before a potential final decision in a year.
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University of California, Davis
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Georgia eyes border redraw to gain Tennessee River water
Georgia lawmakers push a boundary commission to correct a 1818 survey error that left the state about 1.1 miles south of the Tennessee border. The move aims to extend Georgia into the Tennessee River, potentially boosting its water supply amid a historic drought. Tennessee officials dismiss the plan as a joke.
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