Night floods kill two in North Texas towns
Torrential overnight rain flooded Gainesville Sherman and Haltom City as creeks rose up to eight inches, sweeping a four year old girl from Halem City and leaving two girls missing in Gainesville. Rescue efforts included nursing home evacuations and roof access for stranded residents.
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North
Sherne
Oklahoma State
Alexandria Collins
Halem City
Fort Worth
Natasha Collins
Kxas-Tv
Dallas
Sherman
Oklahoma State Line
Bruce Dawsey
Dawsey
Karana Diaz
Haltom City
Missing White House e-mails may violate federal law
House Oversight Committee reports 51 of 88 White House officials with RNC e-mail accounts have missing messages. Potential extensive violations of the Presidential Records Act amid probes into political use of e-mail. Karl Rove’s high activity cited. Ken Mehlman named among those lacking preserved records.
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House Oversight Committee
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House Committee
Karl Rove
Henry Waxman
Calif
Ken Mehlman
Tony Snow
Congressional Democrats
U.S
Waxman
Suits claim hot fuel costs drivers billions in summer
Lawsuits allege that gasoline priced on a 60 degree standard overstates energy per gallon as temperatures rise. Critics say pumps ignore expansion, costing U.S. drivers up to 9 cents a gallon and more than $1.5 billion yearly, with California facing $228 million.
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Jersey
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Dick Suiter
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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Carl Rittenhouse
North Georgia
Chatsworth
Rittenhouse
Associated Press
Jim Rohrer
Tucker, Ga
Clarkesville
Bush holds video talks with Iraqi leaders on progress
President Bush conducted a 52 minute secure video conference with Iraq's prime minister and two vice presidents. White House officials said he was impressed and reassured by serious cooperation on political, security and economic reforms. Secretary Rice met Iraqi officials at the State Department to discuss security and regional concerns including Kurdish rebels and Turkey. General Petraeus warned stabilization could take up to a decade amid ongoing violence and insurgent activity.
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Baghad
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