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[email protected]. Montana Kaimin University of Montana Tuesday, May 21,1991 Vol. 93, Issue 101 Swollen Flathead River receding RAs Clark Fork continues to rise learn (AP)--Swollen rivers in north Monday afternoon and evening western Montana started receding were expected to keep water levels , about Monday after peaking above flood high. stage, and disaster officials said The Shields was flooding fields threats of major flooding appear to near Clyde Park Monday and the gays be over for now. Musselshell was approaching By Kathy McLaughlin But forecasters and local offi homes near Martinsdale, officials Kaimin Reporter cials alike said increased snow said. Resident assistants from melt caused by warm weather will East of Kalispell, residents who the UM dorms will meet with keep waters running high through moved mobile homes and trailers counselors and members of m id - week in many parts of the slate, threatened by the Flathead’s rising the Lambda Alliance this and that heavy rains could cause waters were returning to the area week to discuss harassment some flash flooding.