Temporary Mayor Bilandic Fills Daley Gap
Chicago politicians faced a choice between two Irish leaders for the county Democratic chair and a mayoral race loomed after Richard Daley's death. Alderman Bilandic became interim mayor amid a tense scene with Black aldermen and rival candidates including Pucinski and Dunne.
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Richard J. Daley
Daley
Roman C. Pucinski
Michael A. Bilandic
Cook County Democratic Central Committee
Cook County Board
George W. Dunne
Chicago Park District
Edmund L. Kelly
Pucinski
Ross Lathrop
Frost
Bilandic
Dunne
Edward R. Vrdgolyak
Kelly
William S. Singer
Richard Newhouse
Edward V. Hanrahan
Edward Burke
Council
Turning Colder Over Piedmont With A Chance Of Snow
The Piedmont region forecasts partly cloudy skies and a drop in temperatures through Thursday. Daytime highs near 40 with overnight lows in the 20s and a slight chance of precipitation later in the period.
North Carolina Travel Forecast With Mountain Snow Accumulations
Travelers advisory for North Carolina mountains calls for snow developing this morning, tapering to light flurries by late afternoon with 1 to 3 inches of accumulation. Partly cloudy elsewhere with highs 20s to 50s, overnight lows 20s to 40s, and winds NW around 10 mph. New Year weekend outlook shows rain chances east, warming through Sunday with highs 40s to 50s coastwise and teens to 20s inland.
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North Carolina
Kissinger Surrenders Transcripts Access Control
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger will donate transcripts of his office telephone conversations to the Library of Congress while tightly controlling access. Public release is delayed for 3 or 5 years after his death or until his successor’s terms allow access with his permission and a security clearance.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
State Department
Library of Congress
Mountain Highways Hazardous In North Carolina
Snow swept the North Carolina mountains with a cold snap making surfaces slush then ice. The National Weather Service warned travelers as up to two inches could fall, primary roads were sanded but secondary roads remained extremely hazardous in the hills. Winds stayed brisk and highs reached into the 50s. Wilmington topped at 59.
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North Carolina
National Weather Service
Wilmington
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