Boy Stranded in Blizzard Rescued After Night Lost
A 16 year old boy named Mark Ebough wandered into a blizzard during a sudden snowstorm. Dazed and cold, he signaled for help but became separated from his group. Rescue crews located his distress signal and guided him to safety as the storm pounded the area.
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Teen skier dies in blizzard in Pacific Northwest
A teen skier perished as a severe blizzard swept the Pacific Northwest bringing rain, snow, and winds. Travelers faced advisories while weather disrupted travel across Utah and Colorado, with multiple incidents due to exposure, vehicle trouble, and flooding.
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Coast Guard Nixes Maternity Plea for NYC Station Transfer
A Coast Guard decision ends a plea for a temporary humanitarian transfer to Cleveland for a spouse seeking maternity care. The request cited caregiving needs and was reviewed by the agency's headquarters last Wednesday, but the station in New York City remains unchanged.
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Comedy trapeze act ends in tragedy at Old Amusement
Veteran trapeze performer Jimmy died during a late Sunday show at Girat Old Amusement. Crowd gasped as he slipped from the bar while performing a no-net routine. He plunged about 20 feet to the canvas, failing to grab the crook of his own sun. Bystanders rushed to the scene, but he was dead on a chair at the trap. Condon said no net is used and the injury appeared to be a broken leg before the fall. The act never resumed.
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Canadian postal workers vote on tentative contract
Ottawa dispatch reports striking Canadian postal workers voting on a tentative contract with the federal government to end a nearly six week walkout. If ratified, postal service could return to normal by week’s end.
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Gun practice tragedy ends in death at home
Sunday accident leaves Mrs. Bobo widow after a 38 caliber revolver misloaded during practice. She testified she used dummy bullets without powder to learn loading. Two live rounds were mixed with dummies causing the fatal discharge harming her husband.
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Ruling Could Open Way for Abortion Limits
The UPI report notes a court ruling upholding a lower court decision that restricts abortion access and signals potential limits. It cites a Supreme Court case and circuit conflicts, with implications for future rulings and government action affecting abortion policy.
Women Teamsters to sleep in terminals in some cases
The Teamsters Union says track drivers in trucking will sleep in terminals for overnight stays. After a male McLean driver received special lodging, a policy change allows women to use terminal rooms with beds and shared facilities, while men keep separate sleeping arrangements. The practice aligns with union contracts across 116 terminals in 35 states, preserving single and multiple bed rooms and community showers where applicable. A company official notes arrangement limits mixing genders in shared rooms.
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