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Towns and Villages Wrecked by Floods
Asheville Times
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July 17, 1916
Flood Leaves Muddy Mark on Western North Carolina
June Glenn Jr.
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November 7, 1977
Rezoning Request Turned Down
Author unknown
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June 3, 1971
Floods Becoming a Greater Threat
Author unknown
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June 1, 1976
Heavy Rains Cause Flood Damage
Stuart Reasoner
,
May 29, 1976
Too Close for Comfort
June Glenn Jr.
,
May 29, 1976
Forlorn Vigil
June Glenn Jr.
,
May 29, 1976
Flash Flood Watch In Effect Here
Author unknown
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May 28, 1976
WCU Campus Will Close Due to Water Problems
Author unknown
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May 18, 1976
WNC High Water Situation Improves
Author unknown
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May 17, 1976
Flood Insurance Available, Governor Says
Author unknown
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June 1, 1973
Services Set Thursday for Victims of Flood
Author unknown
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May 30, 1973
Taylor Supports Effort for Aid
Author unknown
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May 31, 1973
Buncombe County is Seeking Federal Disaster Funds
Rick Gunter
,
May 29, 1973
Asheville to Arden Airlift
Bill Sanders
,
May 29, 1973
Cleanup After Flood
Bill Sanders
,
May 30, 1973
Nightmare for Mobile Home Dweller
Dick Mauldin
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May 28, 1973
Two Others Are Missing; Loss Heavy
Times Staff Writers
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May 28, 1973
Storms Rake Carolinas
Associated Press
,
May 28, 1973
Will Agnes Give Us A Warning?
Author unknown
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June 26, 1972
Agnes Not To Blame
William S. Quinlan
,
July 2, 1972
Help Pouring in for Craig Family
Author unknown
,
June 23, 1972
WNC Begins Drying Out From Rain
Author unknown
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June 22, 1972
Serious Flooding Threat in WNC Abates
Betty Waters
,
June 21, 1972
High Waters are Receding in WNC Area
Author unknown
,
June 17, 1949
Marshall's Mud Turns to Dust
Author unknown
,
September 2, 1940
Floods Sweep W.N.C. Towns
Author unknown
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August 30, 1940
Shows Airport Site Far Above Flood Waters
Author unknown
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August 20, 1928
Flood Over; Things Back to Normal
Author unknown
,
August 17, 1928
WNC Flood Damage Esitmated at $750,000
Author unknown
,
August 17, 1928
A Daily Lesson In History
Author Unknown
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March 14, 1916
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Towns and Villages Wrecked by Floods
Flood Leaves Muddy Mark on Western North Carolina
Rezoning Request Turned Down
Floods Becoming a Greater Threat
Heavy Rains Cause Flood Damage
Too Close for Comfort
Forlorn Vigil
Flash Flood Watch In Effect Here
WCU Campus Will Close Due to Water Problems
WNC High Water Situation Improves
Flood Insurance Available, Governor Says
Services Set Thursday for Victims of Flood
Taylor Supports Effort for Aid
Buncombe County is Seeking Federal Disaster Funds
Asheville to Arden Airlift
Cleanup After Flood
Nightmare for Mobile Home Dweller
Two Others Are Missing; Loss Heavy
Storms Rake Carolinas
Will Agnes Give Us A Warning?
Agnes Not To Blame
Help Pouring in for Craig Family
WNC Begins Drying Out From Rain
Serious Flooding Threat in WNC Abates
High Waters are Receding in WNC Area
Marshall's Mud Turns to Dust
Floods Sweep W.N.C. Towns
Shows Airport Site Far Above Flood Waters
Flood Over; Things Back to Normal
WNC Flood Damage Esitmated at $750,000
A Daily Lesson In History