The Nation - News from July 1, 1986
A hailstorm with 80 m.p.h. winds caused property damage estimated at $5 million in the northwestern Nebraska town of Chadron. The predawn spell of weather blew out windows, uprooted trees, ripped off roofs and left hailstones piled eight inches deep in some spots. No one was injured, but Carl Dierks, city manager, said power was knocked out and at least 50 homes were uninhabitable.
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