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City wants to buy weather radios for those without

Phil Jones had been working on a construction project outside his house all day on May 22 and was unaware that a tornado watch had been issued. Once he was inside, though, his weather radio went off, and he learned that a warning had been issued.

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July 1, 2009

Anonymous The Joplin Globe Wed Jul 01, 2009, 12:47 PM CDT

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment has confirmed a case of swine flu in an adult in Crawford County.

That case and a case involving a Miami County child brings the total number of confirmed cases in Kansas to 132.

Previously, the H1N1 virus has been confirmed to have infected two adults in Labette County. Last week, the virus was confirmed in two Neosho County children.

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City wants to buy weather radios for those without
Phil Jones had been working on a construction project outside his house all day on May 22 and was unaware that a tornado watch had been issued. Once he was inside, though, his weather radio went off, and he learned that a warning had been issued.

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