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CBS News/ Associated Press
Published: Fri, May 23, 2008 - 7:11 am
Last Updated: Friday, May 23, 2008 - 7:23 am
Last Updated: Friday, May 23, 2008 - 7:23 am
Crews in Windsor, Colorado, are removing downed power lines and poles and using bulldozers to clear debris.
The town was hard hit by a large tornado that cut through northern part of the state Thursday.
At least one person was killed, a camper who tried to outrun the storm in his RV.
The Colorado twister also destroyed dozens of homes and flipped tractor-trailers and even freight rail cars. Several people were hurt.
The National Weather Service says the tornado touched down just before noon, moving along a 35-mile-long track toward Wyoming.
Pete Ambrose is a caretaker at a campground outside Greeley. He claims he hid in a cinderblock restroom. He says, "My house is gone. I lost my dog. I lost my cats. I lost my camper. I lost everything."
Twisters were also reported Thursday in California, Wyoming and
Kansas.

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