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2013-10-11 15:36:08
lances’ in-house
Nalgae, a Korean word for wing, was forecast to reach Luzon's western shore Saturday evening and exit into the South China Sea as a weakened category1 typhoon as it moves toward China's Hainan Island on Monday.
2nd Woman Missing And Presumed Dead
BOULDER, Colo. (AP) Officials in Colorado say an 80yearold woman is missing and presumed dead after her home was washed away by the Big Thompson River.The Larimer County sheriff office says the woman was injured and unable to leave her home. When nearby residents arrived to help, they found the house gone.She is the second woman presumed dead in the same area after the river rose Friday night. A 60yearold woman is missing after the river destroyed her home in Cedar Cove.The number of confirmed fatalities from the flooding in Colorado stands at four but is expected to rise.The widespread flooding, from the Rocky Mountain foothills to the plains of northeastern Colorado, has led to hundreds of missing person reports. But officials expect the numbers to drop as cell phone service is restored and those unaccounted for check in. People who have been out of touch for several days are being asked to call the Red Cross.Meanwhile, more rain is threatening to complicate search and rescue efforts. Twenty military helicopters planned to expand the search today from Boulder County east to Fort Morgan, but a forecast of up 2 to inches of rain is putting that in doubt. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)James Nunnally Signs Contract With Phoenix SunsJames Nunnally Signs Contract With Phoenix SunsUpdated: Tuesday, October 1 2013 2:14 PM EDT20131001 18:14:56 GMTPHOENIX, Ariz. Former UCSB basketball star James Nunnally has a chance to play in the NBA this season after signing a contract with the Phoenix Suns.
2s to South Korea for military drills Corpus Christi Caller
on Thursday took the unprecedented step of announcing that two of its nuclearcapable B2 bombers joined joint military drills with South Korea, dropping dummy munitions on an island range. sanctions over its nuclear test last month. But there were signs Thursday that it is willing to go only so far.
A North Korean industrial plant operated with South Korean knowhow was running normally, despite the North's shutdown a day earlier of communication lines ordinarily used to move workers and goods across the border. At least for the moment, Pyongyang was choosing the factory's infusion of hard currency over yet another provocation. air base in Missouri and dropped dummy munitions on the South Korean island range before returning home. It was unclear whether America's stealth bombers were used in past annual drills with South Korea, but this is the first time the military has announced their use. announcement that nuclearcapable B52 bombers participated in the joint military drills.
The announcement will likely draw a strong response from Pyongyang. nuclear activities in the region. Washington and Seoul say the drills are routine and defensive.
North Korea has already threatened nuclear strikes on Washington and Seoul in recent weeks. It said Wednesday there was no need for communication in a situation "where a war may break out at any moment." Earlier this month, it announced that it considers void the armistice that ended the Korean War in 1953.
But Pyongyang would have gone beyond words, possibly damaging its own weak finances, if it had blocked South Koreans from getting in and out of the Kaesong industrial plant, which produced $470 million worth of goods last year.
South Korean managers at the plant reported no signs of trouble Thursday.
