World's 10 Most Desirable Bachelors list shocks readers
The International Bachelor Women's Society of Los Angeles names David Stockman and John McEnroe among its ten most desirable bachelors. Other picks include Ed Koch Prince Andrew Woody Allen Warren Beatty Lee Majors Dudley Moore Burt Reynolds and John Travolta. Meanwhile Michael Rockefeller receives an 18 million Met wing open Feb 3 with 1500 works from the former Museum of Primitive Art. James B Edwards is courted as potential president of the Medical University of South Carolina as Energy Department aims to be dismantled.
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New York
UPI
David Stockman
John McEnroe
International Bachelor Women’s Society of
Los Angeles
Ed Koch
Prince Andrew of
Britain
Prince Charles
Woody Allen
Warren Beatty
Lee Majors
Dudley Moore
Burt Reynolds
John Travolta
New Guinea
Museum of Primitive Art
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Charleston
S.C
James B. Edwards
Medical University of South Carolina
South Carolina
Edwards
Cabinet
Energy Department
Sioux Rapids resident dies after collapse at hospital
A man collapsed and died of an apparent heart attack after being taken to a hospital. Grace Holtheus, 84, wandered from a Sioux Rapids nursing home in a dress and sweater and was found near a house around noon. Officials described the events as continuing from Sunday’s southerly activity.
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Grace Holtheus
Sioux Rapids
Snowy conditions disrupt travel across northeast Iowa
Light to heavy flurries and gusty winds Sunday slowed drivers in eastern Iowa near Dubuque. State Patrol in Cedar Rapids warned many roads were down to one lane as counties reported hazardous travel and Cedar County schools closed. Temperatures were to rise to the mid-20s in the northeast and mid-30s in the south with a warming trend.
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Iowa
Dubuque
Iowa State Patrol
Cedar Rapids
Sheriff's Departments
Cedar County
Wyoming
Longmont
Colo
Denver
Boulder
Boulder County
California
Nationwide winter storm toll tops 263 as cold grips Midwest
A week of extreme weather leaves 263 dead with Siberian cold and 137 mph chinook winds in Colorado. Milwaukee and Atlanta report record lows while the Midwest, Northeast, and Plains endure power outages, impassable highways, and emergency shelter moves.
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Colorado
Beer City
Milwaukee
Weather Service
Dixie
New England
Midwest
Mercury
Akron
Ohio
Washington
Embarrass
Minn
International Falls
Chicago
Jane Byrne
City Parks Department
New York City
Rockies
Boulder
Loveland
Fire damages home after road plow delay sparks inquiry
Halverson and Lehr demand investigation after a snow plow and snow blower refused to clear a windrow delaying access to a burning house. IDOT officials acknowledge the crew left the primary road system without supervisor approval, hampering rescue efforts. The blaze originated near a wood burning stove in the northwest room.
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Halverson
Idot
Lehr
the Gazette
Bob Henely
Henely
Henery
Public views on wildlife trust and knowledge study
A Yale led survey of 3 107 adults shows Americans see animals mainly in zoos or on TV not in nature. Interior official Ray Arnett warns the public lacks understanding for future wildlife conservation decisions and faces upcoming issues this century. About 14 5 percent hunted and nearly 45 percent fished in the past two years. One in four birdwatched in that period.
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Wildlife Service
Stephen Kellert
Yale University
Ray Arnett
Interior Secretary
Fish and Wildlife and Parks
Wildlife knowledge gaps across groups and regions in a national survey
A broad survey shows hunters, fishers and bird watchers differ in wildlife views. Education level links to knowledge and concern, with Alaska and the West Coast most informed and the South least. Americans were often ignorant about domestic and wild animals, endangered species, and basic facts about animals like spiders and koalas.
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Alaska
West Coast
Polish church leader urges dialogue amid Solidarity loyalty demands
In Poland, Cardinal Glemp urged dialogue as workers face loyalty oaths targeting Solidarity. He cited a broken Elblag memorial and warned against firing those who cannot sign. In London, Senator Pressler doubted Walesa’s unconditional release as shortages worsen and trade union talks continue in Lodz. Ciosek disputed Solidarity membership estimates, calling 10 million a myth while noting 4.5 million dues payers.
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Wieslaw Gornicki
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Stefan Staniszewski
Staniszewski
Poland
Walesa
Warsaw
St. Andrew’s Church
Solidarity
Glemp
Victory Square
Stefan Wyszinski
Wyszynski
London
Larry Pressler
Pressler
United States
Warsaw Radio
Lodz
Stanislaw Ciosek
Ciosek
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Rebecca Harvey
Maryland Forest Service
Duluth, Minn
Green Bay
Wis
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Flint, Mich
Detroit
Lexington, Ky
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Del
Michigan
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Heneley
Coe
Dot Hinman
Glenbrook Drive
1St Avenue
Lindale Mail
John
Petersen
Westdale Mall
Lindale Mall
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Sycamore Mall
Iowa City
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