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Wednesday, February 12, 2003
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[Photos by Bob Frank ]
All right, where are the footprints and who
made all these snowballs?
About 7 p.m. Tuesday the National Weather Service issued a thunderstorm
warning. A very strange phenomenon occurred just after that. Heavy rain
began falling as high winds with gusts up to 50 mph struck the area. The
winds tried to pick up the newly rain-dampened 5 inches of snow. What
resulted were millions of snowballs of all sizes seen scattered over lawns
and fields throughout central Illinois this morning. |
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New attempt to heal NATO rift
UK threat compared with NY attacks
Top U.S. Officials Tell Lawmakers of Iraq-Qaeda Ties
Jordan Pressing U.S. to Offer Exile to Hussein
U.S. intelligence: Iraq moves Scud launchers
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Yesterday's headlines:
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Automotive business plans
move to Woodlawn Road -
January cold and dry, but
winter temps near average -
Weekly
outlook on corn prices -
Local students attend
all-state music convention -
United Cerebral Palsy
playtime for kids
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Parents and teachers, new website helps explain terrorism to kids -
High school basketball -
Men's basketball pre-game notes: Illinois State at Bradley
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