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<br />'Ul:lllI~- <br />home in <br />e <br />tcd <br /> <br />duffcl <br />ith <br />j Antho- <br /> <br />nurtlcrcd <br />rtcdhirn <br />ootook <br />.x1y in a <br />; she or <br />kc}: <br />- killers. <br />.'\.'OOe <br />ncrcd <br />,diw <br />:sarne <br />ecks carli. <br /> <br />ail <br />d sh<'t to <br />Denver <br /> <br />schlag .....as <br />JffieOct <br />~and <br />ry to her <br />.aye no <br /> <br />fa)' and <br /> <br /> <br />. ~~~ ~~/'~ j.- <br />~l~ e:fsrel~ , - -- . - f ,,'}J;. <br /> <br />-1rIYl <br /> <br />damage tallied so far. <br />Romer said the state has a $25 million <br />flood insurance cap. He said he prefers to <br />give most of that to CSU - and dip into a <br />separate emergency fund for-flood dam. <br />age elsewhere. <br />FlOODING from 4.\. Offers of relief were pouring into the <br />Nebraska border, is the largest communi- stricken communities almost as fast as <br />ty in the flood's northeast path along the the flood waters, including $100,000 from <br />South Platte. the Gay and Lesbian Outgiving Fund to <br />The latest clouds may not bring any- Fort Collins. The fund is a charity ann of <br />thing close to the record 8 to 12 inches Denver publishing-software entrepreneur <br />that poured on central Fort Collins in just Tim Gill <br />6 hours late Monday. But they don't have The money can't come soon enough for <br />to in order to ....Teak more havoc. Fort Collins residents. As many as 1,000 <br />Already saturated soil and weakened homes and 150 businesses were dam- <br />bridges and roads could crumble wherev- aged. Some 170 people were left home- <br />er garden-variety gullywashers erupt. less and seeking refuge at temporary <br />"It's going to be around for a couple shelters. <br />. more days at least," said National Weath- At CSU, conditions were improvingmte <br />er Service forecaster Bob Koopmeiners, Wednesday. 1\r;o more campus buildings <br />"We're still going to have a monsoon flow were reopened _ a branch of the federal <br />well into the weekend and early next Centers for Disease Control and Spruce <br />week." Hall, a center for admissions and campus <br />Earlier Wednesday, Romer returned to services. MORE ONUNE <br />Fort CoIlins to declare the core city and Families started to make funeral Rocky Mountai News <br />the Colorado State University campus a arrangements. Public safety officials said The demer n has ~ _ <br />disaster. area. His of?ce h~s appli,ed for three remaining missing persons from =-m~t.o ~~..; <br />f~~ ,emergency aid w~e-tappmg._$5_, -'Monday'sdilNlsterhad.been~_'. '. . . Iir" a"ld <br />million 1I1 emergency state aid. . Scores of ciarnp' and destitute -victims J . haS ~1inkS to'~resOUrces. _ <br />But that won't cover even 10% of the lined up at shelters and relief agencies <br /> <br />storms to be around <br />'a couple more days' <br /> <br />seeking lodging and loans. <br />They complained of being confronted <br />by confusing instructiona and frustnting <br />delays lasting several hours just to get a <br />week's motel voucher. <br />Some, like Mike and Carol Keever, <br />were turned away so relief officials mukI <br />help needier people. <br />"It's a waiting game, and waiting is <br />always hard:' said Mike Keever, 34. <br />OthCl"3 tried to breach a fi uttering bar- <br />rier of yellow police tape to retrieve their <br />belongings from their traiICl"3 - if they <br />had any left. But safety officials kept the <br />site closed all day to safeguard gas lines <br />and remove debris. <br />An angry Scott Ruff, 35 said he heard <br />damaged trailers were being crushed for <br />scrap before residents could retrieve their <br />valuables. City officials denied that. l!.3)'- <br />ing that only a few wrecks stude beneath a <br />bridge had been removed. <br /> <br />I <br />.1 <br /> <br />I <br />. <br />I <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />