| Mon Mar 6, 2017 | 11:14pm EST Storms, tornadoes rake Midwest as high winds fuel prairie fires By Timothy Mclaughlin | CHICAGO CHICAGO A line of thunderstorms packing hail and isolated tornadoes rumbled across the Midwest from Oklahoma to Minnesota on Monday as wind-fueled prairie fires forced thousands of people from their homes in Colorado and Kansas. Police and National Weather Service meteorologists reported some power outages but no initial major damage from the storms carrying winds of 60 miles per hour (96 kph) and hail 2 inches (5 cm) in diameter as they rolled east. A tornado touched down in Smithville, Missouri, a Kansas City suburb, damaging 10 to 12 homes and displacing a few families but causing no major injuries, Police Chief Jason Lockridge said. "Rain was minimal, it was just high winds and what was described as a funnel cloud," he said in a telephone interview. Areas of eastern Missouri and Iowa and western Illinois were under a tornado watch until early on Tuesday morning, the National Weather Service said. The storms were largely to the east of an area stretching from the Texas Panhandle into Colorado, Nebraska and western Missouri that was under a "red flag" weather service warning for fires because of high winds, warm temperatures and dry conditions. Twenty counties in central Kansas reported brush fires on Monday, some more than one, fueled by winds gusting to up 60 mph, said Katie Horner, a spokeswoman for the Kansas Adjutant General's Department. Ten towns were forced to evacuate residents because of the fire threat, including 10,000 to 12,000 from the city of Hutchinson, she said. Helicopters from the Kansas National Guard were being used to dump water on the fires, she said. "It's just a massive undertaking," Horner said. A prairie fire in northeast Colorado had burned about 25,000 acres (10,100 hectares), and you can try these out officials said about 1,000 people in small farming towns were under evacuation or pre-evacuation orders.
Hes worked on two other presidential campaigns in the past. Stone worked for Richard Nixons administration in 1972, Ronald Reagans presidential campaign in 1976, and finally, Donald Trumps presidential campaign in 2016. Below, is a photo กระเป๋า MANGO of President Trump at this wedding, 30 years ago. A post shared by Roger Stone (@rogerjstonejr) on Dec 17, 2016 at 6:44am PST 4. Hes a NY Times best-selling author and a fashion blogger Roger is the author of five popular books, which include: The Man Who Killed Kennedy: The Case Against LBJ, Nixons Secrets: The Rise, Fall and Untold Truth About the President, Watergate and the Pardon, The Clintons War on Women, Jeb! and the Bush Crime Family. His most recent book is titled, The Making of the President 2016: How Donald Trump Orchestrated a Revolution, in which he released at the end of Jan. 2017. Its no secret that Stone loves to dress up in lavish ensembles, which include colorful bowties, outspoken sunglasses, and 3-piece suits. His outfits are documented on his Instagram page, but he also has a fashion blog, titled, Stone On Style .
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