10A Lebanon Daily News, Sunday, May 2, 2004 Nation Accu Weather 5-Day Forecast for Lebanon AccuWeather.com Flash floods kill 3 in Texas TODAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) Flash floods killed at least three people, sweeping one woman from a rescuers hand, as heavy thunderstorms rolled across North Texas, and three toddlers were still missing yesterday. The storms struck Friday with wind gusting to 60 mph. A woman and her 2vyear-old son died when a flood swept her car off a low-water crossing in- Fort Worth, Fire Department Lt. Kent Worley said. Firefighters were searching for the womans l2-year-old son, who rela tives said was with her.
About 50 miles southeast of Dallas, a vehicle stalled on a low-water crossing was swept away along with two children, ages 1 and 2. Their father was trying to get them out when the water earned the vehicle away. V-: A shower then showers and heavy t-storms A few strong t-storms then showers Chance for rain or dnzzle in the morning Sun clouds, cool breezy in the pm P' Wl Clouds and sun with a shower possible Sunny to partly cloudy L. H3 Pennsylvania Weather Ci Shown is today weather Temperatures are today highs and tomghfs lows. w.
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Flumes i storms Snow VV ke in Sale Ends 5804 Shown are noon positions of weather systems and precipitation Temperature bands are highs for the day Forecast htghlow temperatures are given for selected cities John Patrick of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources cries as he sits with his search dog, Guese, inside St. Pauls Chapel in the Sept. 19, 2001, file photo. Chapel posts exhibit to 911 tumty to see, said Edwin Schlossberg, an interactive designer whose firm, ESI Design, worked with the church to create the exhibit. On display in the free exhibit are hundreds of artifacts taken from the fence, including photographs, letters, drawings, flags and Japanese origami cranes.
Some can be seen on digital archives, along with interviews of rescuers, survivors and volunteers. One photograph in the exhibit shows an exhausted firefighter curling up on a St. Pauls pew, clutching one of the many teddy bears sent by well-wishers. Another photo shows a rescue dog lying in front of the altar with its overwhelmed handler. Objects dont speak, but they enable you to remember and to experience both how scary and horrific it was, and the wonder of peoples inner resilience and strength, the sense of community that was created, said Schlossberg.
This is an invitation to participate, to explore. NEW YORK (AP) The pews of St. Pauls Chapel still bear scuff marks from the boots and heavy equipment of bone-weary relief Workers who found refuge there in the days and weeks following the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. The chapel across the street from the World Trade Center, the oldest church in Manhattan, served as the sanctuary where ground-zero workers ate, slept, washed and wept.
Outside, its iron fence was draped with tributes and flowers left by mourners. Tomorrow, the 18th-century chapel where George Washington once prayed opens a permanent exhibit recalling the rescuers, the volunteers who nurtured them, and the images and words of a world pouring love on the city. The Unwavering Spirit: Hope and Healing at Ground Zero" celebrates rescue efforts that were astonishingly brave they were the things we love about one another, and that we dont often get an oppor- 1.
