Chinese asylum request follows airline diplomatic mail route
Chinese couriers on Pam Am Flight 72 A travel from San Francisco to New York with diplomatic pouches. A government source notes asylum is reviewed by the State Department while the traveler may stay in the United States. This marks the most public Chinese asylum case since Hu Na in 1982.
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Weather Report Extended Forecast and National Storm Summary
Extended forecast shows lows from 10 to 20 Monday and Tuesday with highs around 30. Midweek temperatures range from 15 to 25 for lows and 35 to 45 for highs with no precipitation expected. Nationally, winter storms affect the northeast and west with near blizzard conditions in parts of New York and snowfall totals up to 10 inches in some areas.
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Health Risk Rankings by State Show Varying Lifestyles
The data lists state rates for lifestyle factors such as physical activity, drinking and driving, seat belt use, and sedentary behavior. Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Tennessee and Iowa appear across multiple metrics with differing percentages, reflecting regional habits and safety practices.
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Road condition hotlines by area in Iowa
Road condition reports are available at non toll free numbers for several Iowa areas including Cedar Rapids Cedar Falls Davenport Des Moines and Fort Dodge with area codes 319 and 515 listing specific lines such as 396 3330 266 7575 359 4471 239 1493 288 1047 472 5194 and 955 4678 424 1292 remain readable for motorists seeking updates.
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Tripoli Cease Fire Sets PLO Exit Across Two Weeks
A cease fire plan led by Tripoli leader Karami requires all Palestinian fighters to leave Tripoli and nearby areas within two weeks. Arafat must depart, Saudi and Syrian help offers support, and clashes were reported as talks continued. Marine base tensions flare in Beirut amid fighting with Shiite militiamen.
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Winter Storm Wreaks Havoc Across The West And Plains
A sweeping winter storm disrupted travel from Idaho and Montana to Nevada and Arizona. Forecasters warned of renewed heavy snow across the Plains into the Great Lakes, with blizzard conditions in New York and Vermont. The storm caused at least 26 deaths, including 13 traffic fatalities and multiple plane crashes, while power outages affected about 200 000 in Washington state.
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Nuclear arms talks loom amid European missile tensions
French President Mitterrand and West German Chancellor Kohl urged the Soviet Union to resume Geneva disarmament talks. They condemned Moscow's walkout and warned that deployment of sea based cruise missiles could destabilize East West relations. Paul Nitze described Andropov's hardening stance.
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Clinton Fire Traced to Faulty Extension Cord
A fire that destroyed the Michael Dietrich home in Clinton was caused by a faulty extension cord chained to a small television in a bedroom. Dietrick his wife and four children are homeless with about 45000 dollars in damage. The Red Cross is assisting the family.
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Legendary Actress Talks About Men Life and Career
In a Parade interview this Sunday, the renowned actress reflects on her experiences with men, her personal life, and the arc of her storied career, offering candid memories and insights.
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