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Local reporters interview Wisconsin State Governor Jim Doyle on June 9, 2008 at the site of a 245-acre lake in the resort town of Lake Delton, WI which overflowed earlier that day, destroying several homes as it breached a local highway, and completely drained into the nearby Wisconsin River. Serious flooding throughout the State of WI prompted the governor to declare a state of emergency, allowing Wisconsin's Adjutant General, Brigadier General Don Dunbar to activate National Guard troops to assist in the relief effort. (US Air National Guard photo by MSgt Paul Gorman) (RELEASED)

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