Chicago Faces Second-Worst Blizzard in History
Chicago and Midwest endure a multi day blizzard with 40 inch snow totals in parts. City deploys 2500 workers and O'Hare reopens one runway as illness and casualties rise. officials warn of more snow and power outages while National Guard aids stranded motorists and emergency centers exhaust supplies.
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Carter offers second Mideast summit with Sadat Begin
President Carter proposes inviting Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin to a new summit to seal an Israeli Egyptian peace treaty. He spoke after accepting the MLK Jr. Non Violent Peace Prize in Atlanta and urged support for the SALT treaty with the Soviet Union, warning Senate rejection would harm world peace.
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Midwest Weather Forecast Promises Light Flurries
Chief Tom my Hawk says no major storm for the region with a few flurries. Expect mainly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday with temperatures in the mid teens overnight and a high near 30 tomorrow. Winds will be southwest 5 to 15 mph. Extended outlook shows occasional flurries Wednesday and Thursday.
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Alarm Monitors Help Prevent Crib Death Says Doctors
Boston AP doctors at Massachusetts General Hospital report electronic monitors with 70 decibel alarms save babies at risk of crib death by alerting parents within seconds. Over five years 260 infants wore the belts. four deaths occurred early due to insufficient alarm volume but now alarms match home smoke detectors and no further fatalities have occurred.
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John Wayne Recovering After Gallbladder and Stomach Surgery
Actor John Wayne, 71, is reported to be recovering well at UCLA Medical Center after a nine hour operation to remove his gallbladder and malignant stomach. He sat up briefly and showed a positive attitude, with doctors citing his strong physical condition as aiding the post operative recovery.
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GOP Celebrates Inaugural Hoopla To Ease Party Debt
Harrisburg AP reports state Republicans celebrate Thornburgh election with receptions and events aimed at reducing a 400000 debt from the Lewis 1974 campaign while acknowledging a modest inauguration cost of 2700. Thornburgh will take a 61 word oath with a Penn Bible and Chief Justice Eagan administering.
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Beaths Obituaries on Page 26
BEATHS OBITUARIES LIST Mrs E siella Smith 86 Indiana formerly Chambersville Ira J Fyock formerly Clymer RD 1 George Medvetz 66 Cleveland Ohio formerly Homer City Florence Pearl Shaffer 72 Indiana RD 5 plus coverage of state workers building inaugural platform and Thornburgh administration austerity stance on parade costs. See Page 6, Column 7.
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Death and Dying Course Offered by IUP and Gazette
The Indiana Evening Gazette and Indiana University of Pennsylvania announce a joint course on Death and Dying starting Jan 23. Fifteen Gazette articles prepared by experts will serve as a core resource for the class, with four IUP evening sessions beginning Jan 31 to discuss topics such as grief euthanasia and funerals.
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IUP Course on Dying and Death Rituals Led by Dr. Joel Mlecko
Dr. Joel Mlecko of the Philosophy Department will direct a continuing education course at IUP. He has researched dying rituals in North America and Asia, served on a health care team for the terminally ill, and founded a national newsletter on dying and death. Readers may enroll via coupon on page six for CEU credit. See page 6 column 2.
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Nazi relics in man’s grim collection reveal dark history
A man who survived Nazi terror preserves a bar of soap made from Jewish flesh and a pennant from an SS death squad, illustrating the brutal memory. See page eight for details. Trepass story notes Alaskans protesting land access under President Carter near Cantwell by Mount McKinley. additional coverage on page sixteen.
Fighting In Cambodia Intensifies Across Regions
Reports from Bangkok say heavy fighting rocks Cambodia with clashes near Sisophon and Nimit as Vietnamese and rebel forces press against Pol Pot loyalists. Thai and Western sources note widespread clashes across the country amid the ousted government’s retreat.
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Iranian protests and violence widen as U S colonel slain
In Iran, unknown assailants killed former U S Air Force colonel Martin Berkowitz in Kerman, with a note saying Go Back To Your Country. Across Tehran, 100000 demonstrators voiced anti shah chants as Bakhtiar’s civilian government gains Senate support.
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