Weather outlook across zones with snow chances and temperatures
Zone 12 5 Mostly cloudy today highs mid 30s to low 40s tonight and Tuesday with a chance of snow Lows in low to mid 20s Tuesday highs upper 20s to low 30s Zone 3 4 Charleston Mostly cloudy today highs low to mid 40s tonight snow likely lows mid to upper 20s Tuesday snow possible with highs in the low to mid 30s Zone 6 7 Mostly cloudy today highs low to mid 40s tonight Tuesday snow likely highs Tuesday in the low to mid 30s Zone 8 Cloudy today highs upper 30s to low 40s tonight and Tuesday snow possible lows 20s highs Tuesday upper 30s to low 40s Zone 9 Mostly cloudy today highs upper teens to low 40s tonight increasing clouds with lows in the teens to 20s Tuesday snow chance highs in the 30s Kentucky Cloudy with rain chances today highs low to mid 40s lows in the 30s Mostly cloudy with showers Tuesday highs low to mid 40s Virginia Partly cloudy today with rain chance in Southwest highs near 40 Cloudy tonight and Tuesday with snow in northwest rain in southeast Lows in 30s highs Tuesday low to mid 40s Western Pennsylvania Partly cloudy today highs mid 20s to mid 30s Increasing cloudiness tonight with lows mid teens to mid 20s Cloudy with snow chance Tuesday highs mid 20s to mid 30s Sunday Humidities and wind data show warmup and gusts of wind. February 2 recorded extremes note historic highs and lows.
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Rebels In Indochina Developments Reported By Saigon Command
Viet Cong explosives experts sank the Ocean Star tugboat at Vung Tau port. no casualties. Nine Sai gon opposition newspapers were confiscated for alleged slander of President Thieu. Two Thai air force helicopters crashed, killing all 10 crewmen. Khmer Rouge gunmen fired on Champou Vorn pagoda refugee camp, wounding eight, and attacked a western city army camp with casualties. Insurgents struck Kompong Speu town and burned a refugee camp, with at least 13 villagers dead.
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Vorn
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Charleston Gazette
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Gazette-Mail
U S Eyes Easing Ban on Pakistan Arms Sale
The United States weighs relaxing an embargo on arms to Pakistan to allow purchase of up to date military equipment. Officials cited options for Kissinger, with India favored by the Ford administration wanting lethal weapons limited. Bhutto's visit heightens sensitivity over PA relations and regional balance.
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Pakistan
New York Times
Washington
United States
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Ford Administration
India
State Department
Bangladesh
Priests Push Sacraments for Divorced Catholics
Priests' senates in six Mid Atlantic dioceses have asked bishops to allow divorced and remarried Catholics to receive communion and confession. The move, not likely to yield immediate action, was proposed by the senates of Baltimore Washington Wilmington Wheeling Arlington and Richmond archdioceses. About 3 million U S Catholics are divorced. In the late 1980s, some American dioceses quietly allowed such persons to receive communion under certain circumstances.
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Arlington
Richmond
U. S
Probe of Agnew Called LBJ Request
White House aides from the Johnson era said a vast amount of FBI intelligence flowed 1964 to 1968 and was kept secret. It reportedly went to Walter Jenkins then secretary James Jones and W. Marvin Watson. After Jenkins left in 1964, the volume of investigations on Johnson appointees grew, Hoover lamented the burden.
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Oklahoma
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Daniel Schorr
Courtland J. Jones
Washington
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Associated Press
Two Die in Separate WV Road and Water Tragedies
In West Virginia two youths died in separate incidents. Henry Steven Russell, 20, of Craigsville, a West Virginia Tech student, was found dead in his submerged car after a 15 foot water depth divers recovered the body. Earlier, Steven Allen Estep, 18, of Huntington, died when his car crashed off WV Route 2 near Lubeck and burned.
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Craigsville
West Virginia Tech
R. J. Adams
Summersville
Russell
Sheiff
Wood County
Huntington
W. Va. 2
Lubeck
Steven Allen Estep
Fighting in Asmara Raises Unclear Warline
Rebels attacked near the U S consulate as government forces held control of Asmara city of about 200 000 people amid curfew and blocked roads The clash aimed at a nearby Ethiopian military headquarters not at American property The airport remained contested Saturday and Sunday and reporters could not access the city authorities reported limited information The government has not confirmed large scale fighting in the province controlling Ethiopia s outlet to the sea
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U.S
Asmara
Addis Ababa
Hailie Selassie
Ethiopia
Officers Killed In Battle
NEW YORK AP A pre dawn shootout in mid Manhattan left two of four officers dead and increased the total police deaths here since December 28 to six An on duty New York police officer and an off duty housing authority policeman died a second housing authority officer was wounded and a cab driver was cut by glass from a taxi safety partition Authorities dismissed reports of enmity between the two forces and said the exact cause of the shooting was unknown
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Housing Authority
Police Department
mid-Manhattan
James T. Sullivan
Sullivan
Housing Police
Dan Daly
Michael Codd
Westfall holdup ends with getaway in Bomont area
Gunmen fled after robbing Westfall, transferring the loot from a Chevrolet Blazer to a second car about three miles toward Bomont. Trooper Clark called the case strange, noting no injuries beyond a bump to Mr. Westfall. Authorities report no arrests by Sunday.
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Clark
Bomont
Queen Shoals-Bomont
Confidence School Program By Second Graders
A 7 p.m. program by second graders at Confidence School is scheduled for today. Teachers note the event showcases student progress and community interest in early education activities.
Leaking well caused truck incident in Gaines County
D.H. Henry reported Sparger tried to back out after fumes from an experimental injection well leaked in Gaines County. Cas Windham of Atlantic Richfield said the fumes stemmed from using gas instead of water to boost oil recovery at the site.
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Sparger
Gaines County
D.H. Henry
Cas Windham
Atlantic Richfield
Energy funds allocated for state in West Virginia
ERDA plans 12.5 million dollars for West Virginia in the next fiscal year with 11 million for coal research 15 million for petroleum and natural gas and 10000 for nuclear materials Byrd notes HUD requests 13.7 million for West Virginia next year Also upcoming events include the New River Ministers and Deacons Convention at First Baptist Boomer with services at 9 am and local GOP meeting in Dunbar on Thursday Spinal Bifida Association of West Virginia to meet at St Johns Episcopal Church in Quarrier and Broad streets.
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Federal Energy Research and Development Administration
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