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Weather
Rita is like a 'buzz saw'
Interview with Chad Myers, CNN's severe weather expert
September 22, 2005 | 11:39 AM - submitted by Bennett

As Hurricane Rita roars through the Gulf of Mexico, residents of Texas and southern Louisiana are scrambling to get out of the way. CNN.com's Jason White interviewed CNN's severe weather expert, Chad Myers, about Rita's development and how this hurricane compares to past storms.

Weather
New Orleans rain raises new flooding fears
September 22, 2005 | 11:34 AM - submitted by Bennett
Outer bands of rain from Hurricane Rita began lashing New Orleans on Thursday, the first rainfall since Katrina, raising fears that the patched-up levee system could fail and swamp the below-sea-level city all over again.

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Jaguars' Darius done for season with torn ACL
September 20, 2005 | 04:48 PM - submitted by Bennett

The Jacksonville Jaguars on Tuesday lost starting strong safety Donovin Darius for the rest of the season when an MRI examination confirmed that the eighth-year veteran tore the anterior cruciate ligament of his left knee during Sunday's loss at Indianapolis.

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September

Born September 2nd

1850: Eugene Field, poet and journalist.

1877: Frederick Soddy, named an isotope and received 1921 Nobel prize for chemistry.

1901: Adolph Rupp, basketball coach at the University of Kentucky who achieved a record 876 victories.

1948: Christa McAuliffe, the first civilian passenger on a space mission. During that mission, she and the six other crew members on the space shuttle Challenger perished in an explosion shortly after launch.

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1798: The Maltese people revolt against the French occupation, forcing the French troops to take refuge in the citadel of Valetta in Malta.

1870: Napoleon III capitulates to the Prussians at Sedan, France.

1885: In Rock Springs, Wyoming Territory, 28 Chinese laborers are killed and hundreds more chased out of town by striking coal miners.

1898: Sir Herbert Kitchner leads the British to victory over the Mahdists at Omdurman and takes Khartoum.

1910: Alice Stebbins Wells is admitted to the Los Angeles Police Force as the first woman police officer to receive an appointment based on a civil service exam.