East Coast Blizzard Snows Halt Travel Needles Nightlife
Victoria Graham reports a severe blizzard crippling the East Coast with over a foot of snow from Maryland to Maine, closing streets and stalling markets. New York City lies buried while icicles threaten CitiCorp and stock exchanges reopen late as millions endure frost and travel disruption.
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Record-breaking Northeast Snowstorm Wreaks Havoc Across Region
A deadly, history-making blizzard paralyzed cities from New York to Ohio. Roads and airports closed, power outages widespread, and emergency declarations declared as snow, sleet, and freezing rain blanketed communities. Dozens stranded, supplies strained, and a large-scale mobilization of National Guard units followed.
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Senate extends teachers' fund credits in Indiana bill
Indiana Senate passed 20 measures including extending military service credit for teachers in the State Teachers' Retirement Fund up to four years. Critics warned of unfunded liability while supporters argued for fairer treatment for veterans who later become educators. A separate measure allowing school corporations to use excess extracurricular funds for instructional materials also advanced.
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Indianapolis
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D-Anderson
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Voter pattern favors Indiana policy on taxes and crime
Based on 125 readers of The Anderson Herald surveyed about 15 legislative issues on January 15, strong support favored retaining Indiana property tax freezes, reporting child abuse cases, the death penalty, and opposing Panama Canal treaty ratification. Opposed were gasoline tax hikes, lowering drinking age to 18, and marijuana legalization. Strong backing also came for harsher penalties for child porn producers and for insanity based not guilty pleas. Opinions were mixed on highway speed limits, cross county banking, and a state lottery.
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Snow Good, Bad and Ugly for the Driveway
The column notes snow benefits such as ground insulation protecting winter wheat, groundwater recharge after melt, and outdoor activities like cross country skiing. It contrasts a stuck car with the broader view, arguing snow keeps earth temps in check and can spur political nerves if streets stay impassable.
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Inside index of today's newspaper sections
The front page lists section brackets for Police blotter on page 2 Church services and religious news on page 3 Editorials and commentary on page 4 Obituaries and funeral notices on page 5 Sports highlights on pages 6 and 7 Comics and daily features on pages 8 and 9 Stock markets on page 10 and Classified ads on pages 10 through 13 Newsmakers on page 14
Weatherly sentenced for tax evasion in Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS An Anderson Police Department sergeant, Charles E. Weatherly, 3107 Nichol Ave, was sentenced to 120 days in a federal penitentiary after pleading guilty to the 1973 income tax evasion charge. The other two counts were dismissed. civil proceedings will determine restitution after the sentence.
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Highland High star Kriss benched after judge upholds ineligibility
Henry County Indiana Judge Wesley Ratliff Jr. ruled Richard Kriss is ineligible to play for Highland under IHSAA rules after findings of undue influence in his move from North Judson to Highland. The ruling dissolved a prior restraining order allowing him to play and refused damages.
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