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>-Mobile Bay to flee. When man^' wrefused, he said to them, ?Just ~ sit down and hang on.?
Ben Buerger, emergency ^coordinator on Dauphin Island t in Mobile Bay, said 20 to 25 per-
?	* sons had refused to budge from
>	their homes.
In Mississippi, a highway in-.-tersection at Hattiesburg, 80
*	miles inland, was so busy that
>	police were sent to deal with tra-ffic jams that backed up cars
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?he read the preaicuuns ui mi. .track that Frederic would
?	?follow.
' ?Weare right in the middle,? said Ken Phillips.
Farther west on the Missis-sfppi coast" 73-year-old ~ ^WraTJieSm'----------------
'v window of his hardware store on :the beach at BavSt. Louis.
\ ?That?s exactly the same thing they said last time,? he 3aid.
k Hospitals in the Mobile area were reported at full occupancy, but disaster officials said none were in the area threatened by floods.
Uranium Crash
Scheilsburg, Pa. (AP) ? A tractor-trailer loaded with a uranium compound crashed on U.S. 30 in the Allegheny Mountains. Authorities said the cargo, bound eventually for Japan, remained intact. iwranmamaiaiMw
on vacation
Robert McMorris