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Search Scaled Back for Missing S.A. Hiker
By: Fox S.A. Staff
Rescue teams have scaled back their search for a San Antonio man believed to be missing in Rocky Mountain National Park, citing concerns over dangerous winter conditions and a lack of clues.
A park spokeswoman said Monday rangers will continue to check out leads in the Bear Lake region where Troy Green, 39, was last seen.
The search was launched Friday after Green failed to show up for a conference in Denver, a day after he went hiking.
Rangers heard from two witnesses who said they spoke with Green on Thursday, but they did not see where he went.
Witnesses said he seemed to be prepared for winter weather with snow pants, a down jacket, gloves and a face mask.
Green is a member of Community Bible Church on San Antonio's north side.
AP contributed to this report.
By: Fox S.A. Staff
Rescue teams have scaled back their search for a San Antonio man believed to be missing in Rocky Mountain National Park, citing concerns over dangerous winter conditions and a lack of clues.
A park spokeswoman said Monday rangers will continue to check out leads in the Bear Lake region where Troy Green, 39, was last seen.
The search was launched Friday after Green failed to show up for a conference in Denver, a day after he went hiking.
Rangers heard from two witnesses who said they spoke with Green on Thursday, but they did not see where he went.
Witnesses said he seemed to be prepared for winter weather with snow pants, a down jacket, gloves and a face mask.
Green is a member of Community Bible Church on San Antonio's north side.
AP contributed to this report.
TEXAS NEWS
Dozens rescued from flooded San Antonio area
May 25, 2013 19:48 GMT
SAN ANTONIO (AP) -- Officials say about 60 people have been rescued from their San Antonio-area homes as floodwaters continue to rise.
Bexar County spokeswoman Laura Jesse said first responders used inflatable boats to remove 54 people in one neighborhood and six people in another. Three were evacuated from a roof.
Jesse says the San Antonio River was rising quickly and affecting the southern part of the county.
The San Antonio International Airport by Saturday afternoon had recorded nearly 10 inches of rain since midnight. The highest amount of rainfall since midnight was 15.5 inches at Olmos Creek at Dresden Drive.
The National Weather Service says nearly all the streams and rivers in Bexar County have experienced extraordinary flooding.
Mayor Julian Castro urged residents not to drive, despite a break in the rain.
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US durable goods orders rise 3.3 percent in April
WASHINGTON (AP) -- U.S. orders for long-lasting manufactured goods rebounded in April, buoyed by more demand for military and civilian aircraft and an increase in business investment.
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