Here are the top stories from the Associated Press for Wednesday, November 20.
1. 1 KILLED, 600,000 WITHOUT POWER DURING ‘BOMB CYCLONE’
The strong storm in the Northwest will continue until Friday.
2. FEMA ASKS FOR $100 BILLION IN DISASTER RELIEF
The money would go toward hurricane recovery and rebuilding the collapsed Baltimore bridge.
3. CALIFORNIA VOTERS REJECT RAISING MINIMUM WAGE
The vote would have increased the minimum wage to $18 an hour.
4. SUSAN SMITH TO SEEK PAROLE AFTER SERVING 30 YEARS
Smith was convicted of drowning her children in 1994.
5. DUCT TAPED BANANA ART NOW WORTH $1 MILLION
The conceptual art will be sold in a New York auction later this year.
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