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Hurricane remnants blamed in 3 deaths
IND. — A father and son drowned in northwest Indiana while trying to rescue children from a flooded ditch as heavy rains from the remnants of Hurricane Ike forced hundreds of evacuations across the Midwest today. The two men were killed while helping kids escape a ditch in Chesterton, about 35 miles...
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