Arctic Cold Rolls In After Weekend Warm Spell
Arctic air pushes into the Midwest and Northeast driving wind chills as low as minus 42 in North Dakota and dropping temperatures from 70s to 40s in minutes. Beachgoers and skaters recall record warmth as 14 brush fires appear in Ohio then fade. New York Central Park rink reconditions after a 76 degree Sunday.
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Senator Proxmire Targets Air Force Card Costs
Senator William Proxmire questions Air Force expenditures on souvenir playing cards for vice presidents and guests on Air Force Two. He cites about 59,000 dollars in six years and estimates over 200,000 dollars since the 1960s, urging a full accounting from the Defense Department. The cards feature a Capitol image on the jokers, viewed as a possible congressional jab.
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Demjanjuk Defense Claims Improper Interrogation in Israel
An AP report notes John Demjanjuk’s attorney in Jerusalem alleges rights violations during 12 months in solitary at Ayalon Prison. The defense argues lack of privacy and coercive conditions. investigators contest the claim, detailing interrogation practices and language use.
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Eastern U S Faces High Risk of Major Earthquake
An engineer from Martin Marietta Energy Systems warns the Eastern United States has a better than 75 to 95 percent chance of a destructive quake before 2000 and nearly 100 percent before 2010. The study highlights energy system damage risks and vulnerable sites including schools and pipelines along the Mississippi River Valley.
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Media Fears Limits on Private Satellite Use
Washington and other media groups warn Commerce Department rules on private earth observation satellites could give State and Defense departments broad power to restrict usage Critics say the licensing framework may deter private satellite ventures and stall press plans to deploy in-orbit imagery including historic events like Chernobyl shots.
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Fort Lauderdale Divided Over Spring Break Crackdown
Fort Lauderdale faces a split stance on tighter rules amid rising concerns over spring break rowdiness. Officials defend bans on outdoor drinking and beach concerts to protect the city’s image, while merchants and students argue the crackdown harms business and personal freedom.
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