Weather Outlook for Northwest and Northeast States
The National Weather Service forecasts snow today for parts of Washington Oregon and Idaho with flurries in Maine. Clearing windy colder conditions follow with temperatures in the upper 30s and 20s at night. Tomorrow mostly sunny highs near 40. The next two days stay fair and cold with mountain areas 5 to 10 degrees colder.
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Viceroy Awarded 5 Million Libel Damages in CBS Case
A federal jury in Chicago ruled against CBS Inc and television commentator Walter Jacobson, awarding the Viceroy cigarette maker $5.05 million in damages after a libel suit. The jury deliberated about one hour and 45 minutes before verdict.
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Lottery winners face legal woes amid California spin
A Guatemalan construction worker in Hollywood who won $2 million after spinning the California Lottery wheel draws immigration scrutiny. He and another $2 million winner, Jose Caballero of San Jose, face possible deportation, while other prizees see mixed fates. Tax and legal issues loom as 120 players have spun for prizes totaling $29 million.
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Hearing set for asylum of stowaway
A Palestinian stowaway Mohamad Marie, 20, born in Syria, told immigration authorities he seeks political asylum after twice boarding a ship and jumping ship. He was brought to New Orleans for an immigration hearing following his Rotterdam arrival and a prior river escape.
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