Snow Deluge From Dual Low Pressure Centers Across New England
A complex winter storm with two low pressure centers spread snow across New England overnight. Heavy travel advisories and gale warnings extended along the coast with winds up to 50 mph. Eastern Maine could see 6 to 10 inches. western Massachusetts and Connecticut 3 to 6 inches. southern New England up to 10 inches away from coast. Temperatures ranged from 16 below zero at Gunnison to 70 in Long Beach, with widespread cold in the upper Midwest and Great Lakes.
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Privacy Act sparks confusion over access to records
Washington officials claim the new federal Privacy Act requires closing access to records that were public. Critics say misuse of the act trims press freedom and public info. Linowes defends it as a misinterpretation, not fault of the act. Debates note ambiguities and potential conflicts with the Freedom of Information Act. In California, San Francisco considers a San Francisco Bay silver salmon fishery project to raise and release thousands of game fish, led by the San Francisco Tyree Club with state and federal cooperation.
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David F. Linowes
Privacy Protection Study Commission
Linowes
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D.C
Idaho
Congress
Bay
San Francisco
Wallace Seeks Strong Israel Policy and Soviet Emigration
Alabama Governor George Wallace pledges a strong Israel policy if nominated and elected, and suggests pressuring the Soviet Union to relax emigration for Russian Jews as part of detente. Other 1976 hopefuls visit Washington for forums while Terry Sanford weighs a withdrawal amid chest pains and a Friday news conference.
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Soviet Union
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Raleigh News and Observer
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D-Tex
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
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Union of American Hebrew Congregations
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Ford
Bayh
Pilot reports crash to wrong agency
A minor crash at Titusville Airport occurred Friday afternoon involving a Cessna 172 Skytrawk. Pilot Richard Wagar and three passengers walked away unharmed after the aircraft landed in deep snow, circled the field, and flipped over. FAA was notified first, leading to a delayed state report.
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Pennsylvania Bureau of Aviation
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Sayers
Richard Wagar
Wadsworth
Ohio
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Pennsylvania Bureau of
Jamestown
Scranton Praises Ford as NH Campaigns For President
Former Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton said President Ford restrained big tax cuts and spending, helping the economy while urging Ford supporters in Concord to campaign ahead of the February 24 primary. He credited Ford with budget discipline amid recession pressures. He noted new federal campaign spending ceilings rising to 10.7 million and larger matching funds.
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