Killer winter storm claims six lives across the U.S.
A severe snow, sleet, and freezing rain storm swept the Atlantic Coast from the Carolinas to New England, dropping up to eight inches in places and prompting school closures. The system caused six deaths from accidents and exposure, delayed air travel, and led to flood and weather advisories as it moved north, with heavy snowfall in New York New Jersey and Massachusetts and record winds along the coast.
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Weather outlook with light snow and cold weekend
Outside forecast shows a 1v percent chance of light snow today and under 20 percent tonight. Mostly cloudy then Sunday remains cold with some snow flurries. Highs reach the low 20s today and mid teens Sunday, with overnight lows around 10. Andersons record highs and lows are 22 and 18 for Friday.
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Flu bug hits state in Indiana rises in two weeks
Indiana reports a sharp rise in influenza cases over the past two weeks signaling a heavier season than last year. Health officials cite the A Texas strain as driving most cases with vaccines aligned to A Victoria. no outbreaks or school closures reported yet.
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Democrat Castor enters sheriff race in Madison County
Jack N. Castor announced Friday he will file for the Democratic nomination for sheriff. A lifelong Madison County resident, Castor has worked at GM plants and runs an insurance and surety business for 17 years. He served as a deputy under two prior sheriffs and lives in Richland Township with his wife Madge and their three children.
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Farmers parade to spotlight prices amid farm crisis
About 75 farm vehicles rolled through Anderson, Noblesville, and Middletown as part of a nationwide farmers strike. The caravan, led by Charles Harter, urged relief from low prices threatening local growers' livelihoods, with organizers noting prices for many commodities are at or below costs.
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Humphrey Dies After Long Battle With Cancer
Sen Hubert H. Humphrey died at his Minnesota home after an inoperable pelvic cancer diagnosis. Vice President Mondale announced the death as he returned from a western trip and said Carter would send a White House plane to bring the body to Washington. Humphrey, a former vice president and presidential nominee, had been resting in Waverly since December 22 with family at his side.
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