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Month: August 2006

Weeds Choking Concordia Cemetery

EL PASO, Tx. – Thanks to Storm 2006 and the flooding rains, the oldest burial ground in El Paso is overrun withgreens rivaling a jungle. An ABC-7 viewer e-mailed his concerns about the seemingly out-of-control growth in Concordia cemetery in central El Paso, just west of the Spaghetti Bowl. Weeds several feet in height arepractically

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Weeds Choking Concordia Cemetery

EL PASO, Tx. – Thanks to Storm 2006 and the flooding rains, the oldest burial ground in El Paso is overrun withgreens rivaling a jungle. An ABC-7 viewer e-mailed his concerns about the seemingly out-of-control growth in Concordia cemetery in central El Paso, just west of the Spaghetti Bowl. Weeds several feet in height arepractically

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Streets Flood With Overnight Rains

EL PASO, TX. — Brief but intense rainshowers dotted the El Paso region overnight,and some areas of heavy flooding was reported in certain areas of town. Heavy rains pounded the West Side of town for about an hour overnight. Streets near the University of Texas at El Paso began to flood, and emergency crews had

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Streets Flood With Overnight Rains

EL PASO, TX. — Brief but intense rainshowers dotted the El Paso region overnight,and some areas of heavy flooding was reported in certain areas of town. Heavy rains pounded the West Side of town for about an hour overnight. Streets near the University of Texas at El Paso began to flood, and emergency crews had

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Dynamite Stick Found In Checked Luggage

HOUSTON (AP) – The FBI says half-a stick of dynamite was found today in a college student’s checked luggage in Houston. The student was traveling on a Continental Airlines flight from Argentina. The dynamite was found during a security check after bomb-sniffing dogs reacted to the luggage. The man told authorities that he works in

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Dynamite Stick Found In Checked Luggage

HOUSTON (AP) – The FBI says half-a stick of dynamite was found today in a college student’s checked luggage in Houston. The student was traveling on a Continental Airlines flight from Argentina. The dynamite was found during a security check after bomb-sniffing dogs reacted to the luggage. The man told authorities that he works in

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Richardson Tours Flood-Damaged Areas

HATCH, N.M. (AP) – Governor Richardson toured the water-logged Hatch Valley today, and he says he’ll continue pressing the federal government to grant a request for a presidential disaster declaration. The governor says he personally plans to call the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the White House to seek the disaster declaration for Hatch. Richardson

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Richardson Tours Flood-Damaged Areas

HATCH, N.M. (AP) – Governor Richardson toured the water-logged Hatch Valley today, and he says he’ll continue pressing the federal government to grant a request for a presidential disaster declaration. The governor says he personally plans to call the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the White House to seek the disaster declaration for Hatch. Richardson

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Driving Hazards Abound After Overnight Rains

EL PASO, TX. — Steady showersovernight Saturday left slick roads and hazardous driving conditionsfor drivers later in the morning. In addition to agood numberof fenderbenders, ABC 7 investigated reports of street flooding in the Upper Valley and the on El Paso’s EastSide. Thunderstorms seemed to align withInterstate 10fromDonaAnaCounty and the slow weather pattern appeared to

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Driving Hazards Abound After Overnight Rains

EL PASO, TX. — Steady showersovernight Saturday left slick roads and hazardous driving conditionsfor drivers later in the morning. In addition to agood numberof fenderbenders, ABC 7 investigated reports of street flooding in the Upper Valley and the on El Paso’s EastSide. Thunderstorms seemed to align withInterstate 10fromDonaAnaCounty and the slow weather pattern appeared to

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