FBI Chief Warns Americans on Rising Domestic Terrorism Threats
FBI Director Clarence Kelley urged public help to curb terrorism after reviewing domestic incidents from 1975 to mid 1976. He cited 2074 1975 bombings with 90 linked to terrorists, noted derailed figures for 1976, and named groups such as the Weather Underground New World Liberation Front and the Red Guerrilla Family while stressing no known nuclear facility incidents.
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Hunger strike at Mexican jails draws mixed response
A group of U S Canadian and Latin prisoners in Mexican jails for narcotics refuse to end their 26 day hunger strike while most inmates resume light eating after doubts of parole legislation. Prisoner Fred Ostrikoff reports several diehards will continue until release.
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Rescuers halt search for missing California family plane
The Colorado Civil Air Patrol suspended its search for a missing single engine plane carrying Robert Adams 31 Diane Adams and 19 month old Bryan from Ridgecrest California to Columbus Ohio after light snow hampered operations. The CAP shifted from mountains to plains near Gunnison and said the effort could resume on new leads.
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AAA Warns Americans to Avoid Bandit-Infested Roads in Mexico
The American Automobile Association says highway bandits have killed Americans including a father and daughter on Christmas Day and robbed others on Highway 15 near Culiacan in Sinaloa. The State Department warns substantial risk remains for travel through this region, with Baja California also deemed risky.
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Sen Herman Talmadge Seeks Divorce after 35 years
UPI reports U S Senator Herman Talmadge of Georgia filed for divorce from Betty his wife of 35 years at the Henry County Courthouse in Georgia. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for January 7. The petition asks no alimony or property division and notes Mrs Talmadge has greater assets and income.
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Las Vegas Weather Forecast Update
Cloudy conditions and a chance of showers through Friday. Southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. High near 50 and low near 30 today. Yesterday's high 55 and low 27. Humidity around 42 percent, low 20 percent. Air quality index 68, considered poor. Sunrise at 6 51, sunset 4 36. A year ago today high 45 low 30.
Weather snapshot with snow across Dakotas and Colorado
A look at Friday weather shows snow in the Dakotas, Colorado and the mid- Atlantic states. Elsewhere will be clear to partly cloudy with cold lows. Los Angeles 47, Phoenix 40, Dallas 32, Miami 63, Minneapolis and Duluth may reach 23 below.
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Reno Driver Navigates After First Winter Storm
A lone motorist inches toward U S 395 north of Reno as the valley wakes to light snow. Ski resorts hopeful for up to a foot of snow by New Year’s Day, after the area’s first winter storm.
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Record-Breaking Winter Looms Over Upstate New York
Early in the season, forecasters warned of a potential record breaking winter as a developing pattern emerged. Officials noted winter officially began just over a week ago while parts of upstate New York faced unsettled and chilly conditions.
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Senator's Wife Seeks Custody in High-Profile Divorce
Marie Louise Weicker, wife of Sen. Lowell P. Weicker, files for divorce in Fairfield County Superior Court Stamford seeking custody of at least one child and alimony. The writ cites irreconcilable differences to end their 23 year marriage. she is Marie Louise Godfrey of Rye New York.
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