Snow and Cold Paralyze Central States as East Rebounds
Heavy snow blanketed the Midwest from Michigan to Texas, killing at least 16 people and forcing factory and school closures. I 57 backed up 45 miles in Illinois, I 70 traffic slowed near Effingham, and snowbound trains faced long delays. Civil Defense units aided stranded motorists while thousands remained without power in Connecticut and New York as crews worked to restore electricity.
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Austin
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Illinois
Effingham
Ill
Missouri
D. H. Williams
Warrenton
Williams
Kansas
Amtrak
Chicago
Civil Defense
Grange County
Ind
Arkansas Power & Light Co
New York
Long Island
New Jersey
Delaware
National Guard
Connecticut
Oil Spill Cleanup Continues at Argyle Farm Field
Argyle Minnesota La kehead Pipeline Co. works to clean crude oil after a rupture in a 34 inch pipeline last month. Landowner Leonard Hapka says the spill covered more than 40 acres of his farmland and crews expect to work through most of winter with burning routines limited by safety concerns.
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Argyle, Minn
Lakehead Pipeline Co
Leonard Hapka
Argyle
Hapka
Arafat seeks Kuwait extradition of Rome Athens gunmen
Palestinian guerrilla leader Ya sir Arafat asks Kuwait to hand over five Arab public safety men who killed 32 at the Rome and Athens airports. WAFA says PLO will join interrogations and demand their delivery for proper punishment. The gunmen hijacked a Lufthansa airliner to Kuwait after injuring many aboard Pan American and at Rome airport. Morocco’s King Hassan II condemned them.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Yasir Arafat
Kuwait
Rome
Athens
Rilla
al Moharrer
Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Persian Gulf
WAFA
PLO
Lufthansa
Hassan II
al Fatah, Laika
Government of
Syria
Popular Democratic Front
Rome-Athens
Pennsylvania seeks to press state charges against Boyle
U S District Judge Charles Richey ordered 72 year old W A Tony Boyle to federal prison hospital in Missouri for a three year term for illegal political contributions with union funds. A Pennsylvania arraignment request for 1969 UMW killings was temporarily blocked pending a written commitment from state authorities.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
W.A
Tony” Boyle
United Mine Workers
Charles Richey
Boyle
Springfield
Richey
UMW
Joseph A
Jock” Yablonski
Washington County Common Pleas Court
George Washington University Hospital
Eral
Two men indicted in separate Minnesota murders
In Minneapolis two men face charges for distinct killings. Gerald L. Wendt 31 is charged with first degree manslaughter in Elroy Lane 24 of Minneapolis. Kim G Winkel 22 of Columbia Heights is charged with first degree murder in Jerold T Sass 29 of Spring Lake Park at a union hall dance after Sass tried to disarm Winkel during a disturbance. Winkel was held on 50000 dollar bond.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Minneapolis
Gerald L. Wendt
Elroy Lane
Lone
Jerry's
Kim G. Winkel
Columbia Heights
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Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
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Phillip Wilens
Department
Charles Moses
District of Columbia
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Noni Nr
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Schick
Matin
Roman Brio
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Austin Live
Leuthold
Clothiers
Leuthold Clothiers
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