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Power crews battle aftermath of Dakota blizzard
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 AP - Crews fought mud and water Friday as they tried to restore power after a fierce storm spread a wintry mix across the Dakotas, while authorities worked to remove snow-stranded vehicles that littered an interstate highway hours after their occupants were rescued.
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The Nation's Weather
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 AP - Cold, wintry winds from the north was to push across the warm waters of the Great Lakes on Monday, triggering lake-effect snowfall across areas of Michigan, Indiana and Ohio. The heaviest amounts of snowfall was expected to occur over northern Ohio, southwestern Michigan, and Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Afternoon temperatures across the Great Lakes were expected to remain cold and range from the 20s to 40s.
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Indonesia quake kills four, topples homes
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 AFP - A powerful 7.5-magnitude earthquake struck off the Indonesian island of Sulawesi on Monday, killing four people, toppling homes and triggering tsunami warnings that sparked widespread panic.
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AFP - Dangerous Hurricane Paloma made landfall Saturday on Cuba's southeast coast as a powerful Category 3 storm, the Miami-based US National Hurricane Center reported.
Reuters - A powerful earthquake struck an area off Indonesia's northern Sulawesi early on Monday, killing at least four people and injuring nearly 60 after hundreds of houses collapsed, a disaster official said.
AFP - On the heels of a major 7.5-strength earthquake in Indonesia, US officials issued a tsunami warning Sunday for the area within 1,000 kilometers (620 miles) of the earthquake's center.