San Antonio area floods surge after five days of storms
Canyon Lake in Texas flooded as the 45 year old dam released water through a wide spillway into the Guadalupe River. Officials report deaths, evacuations, and federal aid while Army Corps opens floodgates to lower water. Bandera County remains isolated amid road closures and evacuations.
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Fiéar Canyon
New Braunfels
Adam Cork
Canyon Dam
San Antonio
Guadalupe River
al Rose
Texas
Olmos
Bush
Rick Perry
OFS
Guadalupe
Comal
Paul Klein
Radio Stanon Wal
Army Corps of Engineers
Judy Marsicano
San Ig
Terry Brechtel
Woodlawn Lake
Brechtel
Bandera County
Richard Evans
Bandera
Evans
Heat wave lingers across Northeast with high humidity
The Northeast endures a third straight day of 90 plus temps as heat and humidity strain electricity. New York’s Times Square faced 93 heat index while power outages affected about 3,800 customers. City opened 300 plus cool buildings as residents coped with soaring temperatures and stifling air.
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New York
Times Square
LouAnn Veenker
Oklahoma City
Mississippi Valley
Tates
St. Louis
Chica
Ohio
New Jersey
Mark DeLisi
National Weather Service
Mount Holly
Providence
R_L
Central Park
Jenny Fernandez
Pay deters men from teaching in the NEA study
In Dallas and Natick, teachers report high living costs outpacing salaries with men underrepresented in teaching. NEA delegates call for targeted recruitment of men and minorities, noting salaries rose slowly while costs outpaced inflation.
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Dallas
Zach Galvin
Natick
Mass
Boston
Galvin
National Education Association
Ned Good
Burr Oak
Mich
Good
NEA
John Hutcheson
Carter
Education Department
Union
Fossil study hints three human groups left Africa together
US and Georgian researchers report in Science that about 1.7 million years ago at Dmanisi in Georgia three distinct human groups may have lived or migrated in Eurasia. A smaller brain skull and a possible third jawbone suggest Homo erectus or ergaster and Homo habilis may have coexisted briefly, challenging linear evolutionary models and implying complex early migrations.
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Washington
Africa
Eurasia
Republic of Georgia
Science
Georgia
Reid Ferring
University of North Texas
Denton
Texas
Ferring
U.S
Georgian Academy of Sciences
Dmanisi
David Lordkipanidze
Wile Zedeine
Oi Ge Ofean
Aeas
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Leon Creek
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Verizon Wireless Communications
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