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The Emnoria Rental Center was a business destroyed by the tornado.
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said. "I tried to lay down in the bathhut in the hotel we stayed at but I just couldn't stay there." Instead, she paced the room until-the sirens stopped.
The Cresses were doubly unfortunate because the tornado also wined out Jim's real estate business.
The Cresses said they found some consolation in the fact that their insurance would cover the disaster.
"I just reddid our insurance two months ago; our neighbors redid their three weeks ago," Jim Cress said. "Talk about good timing."
Others whose property was damaged by the tornado were not as well prepared.
Larry and Carol Horntown, owners of Horton's Automotive Electric, had their business insured for only half its value.
"We'll try and rebuild, but we just don't have enough insurance," said
Carol Horton. "We're just a mom-and-pop automotive shop, not real big. Things were finally starting to go well, too."
Old motors, car parts and a boat lay scattered around the premises.
"The tornado just picked the building up and dropped it down again." Carol Horton said.
Steel girders, bits and pieces of fiberglass insulation and the slab foundation were all that remained Monday.
Two nearby vacant buildings were not damaged by the tornado.
"We were just poking along trying to make a living and then this had to happen," Carol Horton said. "I just can't believe it."
She said rebuilding the business would cost twice as much as starting it 11 years ago.
The Red Cross, the Salvation Army, a group of Mennonites and several Emporia churches provided aid to tornado victims during the weekend.
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The Court gave police broad new authority to stop and question someone on the basis of an anonymous tip.
In addition to the ruling on the flag-burning issue, the U.S. Supreme Court handed down several other rulings Monday. Amount them:
In the 6-3 ruling, the justices said anonymous ties can justly stop stopping and questioning a judge's authority is in some way corroborated before such action is taken.
The Court refused to let a private Jewish group display a Menahor in a public park near the Burlington, Vt., City Hall.
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The Court, voting 8-1, ruled against Cooter & Cole, a Washington, D.C., law firm penalized $21.403 for filing fraud in trust suit based on inadequate
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The Court ruled that public school officials may be sued in state court not only in federal court — for allegedly violating students' rights protected by federal law.
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