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NEW YORK Accompanied by hail and rain, a "mini-tornado" that tore up a patch of southeastern Australia on the evening of March 2 damaged not only houses, cars, trees, and a train, but also "blew down two walls and damaged the printing press at The Border Mail," in Wodonga, according to an account today in The Age, in Melbourne. Border Mail Deputy Editor Cameron Thompson told Age reporter Sasha Shtargot that his paper was printed that night at The Daily Advertiser, in Wagga Wagga, while its press was being repaired. No one at Goss International's headquarters near Chicago could be...