Mudslide threat eases as storm weakens across California
A northern and central storm weakened, easing a feared flood and mudslide threat. Power outages numbered about 700,000 customers from Bakersfield to Eureka as Los Angeles area roads saw crashes and slow commutes. Evacuations remained in effect for about 40 homes near Watsonville while Corralitos saw mud surrounding houses and blocked roads.
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Missouri town adopts prescription-only cold meds rule
Union Missouri becomes the second U S town to require prescriptions for pseudoephedrine containing cold and allergy medicines amid a meth crisis in the region Washington nearby earlier passed such a law Missouri towns cite breakneck meth production and shoplifted items turned into bongs while critics warn the policy could hinder ill patients The area near St Louis attracts suburban growth and DEA data show Missouri leads the nation in meth lab incidents with about 1500 last year, over double Indiana’s total.
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Hong Kong apartment sells for a record price per foot
A five bedroom duplex in Hong Kong sold for nearly 57 million dollars to an unidentified mainland Chinese buyer. Henderson Land Development highlighted the property as Asia’s most expensive by square foot at about 9200 dollars. The sale comes amid fears of a real estate bubble as prices remain high and supply limited. Hong Kong leader Donald Tsang promised to push land release to boost supply and ease prices.
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Artist Poses 1250 Nazi Garden Gnomes In Protest
German artist Ottmar Hoerl arranged 1250 garden gnomes in the Straubing central marketplace with outstretched arms forming a Hitler salute. The exhibit titled Dance with the Devil runs through Monday, after a court ruled the satire allowed despite Nazi symbol display being illegal in Germany.
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