New England Winter Storm Causes Travel Chaos
A major winter storm swept eastern New England on Sunday, closing Logan Airport and dumping over a foot of snow in parts. The system disrupted travel plans, caused several storm related deaths, and left city streets clogged with snow banks as flurries continued into the evening. Temperatures across the nation varied wildly while warnings lingered on the coasts of New Hampshire and Maine.
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Ford family skiers into Vail vacation early start
Susan Ford and family members head to Vail Colorado for a pre holiday ski vacation three days before President Ford arrives. Susan, 18, takes six weeks off from college freshman year to ski and relax as Steve, Mike and Jack Ford join the family at the snow resort.
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Irish gunman kills housewife as militia mobilizes in N I
A Protestant extremism campaign in Northern Ireland leads to a Catholic housewife's death at her doorstep. Hundreds of Ulster Defense Regiment members are being mobilized to patrol and search homes amid ongoing sectarian violence that has claimed 1,392 lives over six years.
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Yugoslav writer Mihajlo Mihajlov begins hunger strike
Belgrade friends report that Mihajlo Mihajlov, a 41 year old Yugoslav writer and critic of Tito, started a hunger strike two weeks ago while serving a seven year prison term. He requests more heat, release from solitary confinement, a portable radio, and access to more books including religious works. He was arrested October 7, 1974 on charges of spreading hostile propaganda in foreign periodicals.
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Paris engineer Jean Bertin dies at 58 after illness
Jean Bertin, world renowned aviation engineer behind the aerotrain, died in Paris on Saturday night at age 58. He founded an engineering firm with some 3,000 patents over twenty years, including anti fog runway devices, aircraft engine silencing systems, and hovercraft tech. He began in the French air force before joining Sneema and started his own company in 1956.
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