Storm Moves Into Maine Getting Worse
The storm bringing snow sleet fog and rain to New England moved into northern Maine with heavy rains flooding southern regions. Central and southern Maine saw four to eight inches of new snow, Caribou reported four inches, and lingering cold threatened slippery roads. One death was attributed to the storm in Rhode Island.
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Caribou
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Dan Quirk
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Appalachians
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
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Texas
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Great Lakes
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Fla
Top Ten News Stories of 1975 Voted by AP Members
The Associated Press poll ranks the fall of Vietnam and Cambodia first with 3,629 votes, followed by the Ford assassination attempts at 2,850 and Patty Hearst’s capture at 2,805. Also in top ten are the NYC fiscal crisis, the American economy, Mayaguez, Watergate aftermath, CIA disclosures, Ford cabinet reshuffle, and Hof fa’s disappearance.
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Vietnam
Cambodia
Ford
Patricia Hearst
Hearst
Patty Hearst
New York City
Mayaguez
John J. Sirica
H.R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
John Mitchell
CIA
Nelson Rockefeller
James Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Pennsylvania Court Rules Sex Laws Not Legal
The Pennsylvania Superior Court ruled that state smut laws are unconstitutional for lacking a clear obscenity definition. It overturned John Krasner's 1973 conviction for merchandising allegedly obscene material in Horsham Montgomery County. The decision cites US Supreme Court guidance on defendant discretion and suggests new specific legislation is needed. A second note mentions David Bowie announcing a North American tour beginning February in Vancouver and ending March 26 in New York with a four piece band.
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Pennsylvania
John Krasner
Horsham
Montgomery County
US. Supreme Court
New York
David Bowie
United States
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Vancouver
Vigil Group in Grannis Grows More Certain of End Times
In Grannis Arkansas a vigil group gathering since September awaits the second coming. Children decorated a handmade tree and families say it is their best Christmas while officials remove six schoolchildren from the vigil and legal actions unfold over custody support and finances.
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Grannis
Arkansas
Broken Bow
Oklahoma
Gene Nance
Vigil
Snow disposal in street sparks city rule question
A reader asks about legality of pushing driveway snow into streets and a city ordinance prohibiting snow deposit on travel lanes and public sidewalks. The exchange explains enforcement and the new signals replacing obsolete equipment, with future paving plans and water treatment details.
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