Oklahoma and regional weather outlook with colder temperatures
Weather summary outlines zones across Oklahoma and neighboring states with cloudy skies, cold nights and warmer but still chilly days. ForeCAST notes winds shifting to northwest, chances of light rain or snow, and subfreezing lows in several zones. Out of state forecasts include Kansas Arkansas and Colorado with snow chances and significant temperature drops.
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Texas
Tennessee
Weather Summary for Worth Central Texas and New Mexico
Portly clouds tonight and Wednesday with cooler air moving in from the north. Lows range from 28 to 46 in Texas with highs 46 to 72. New Mexico sees increasing clouds and winds with showers mainly in mountains and snow in the northeast. Cold north winds Wednesday bring warmer south and west regions to the 50s and 60s.
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New Mexico
Moynihan Quits UN Eyes Teaching Job
Daniel Patrick Moynihan will resign as U N ambassador to the United Nations at month end to teach at Harvard. He hinted at a possible Senate bid but said he is not leaving to run. Moynihan defended détente with the Soviet Union and praised Ford Kissinger while signaling no friction with the president.
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GM posts near record earnings as 1975 ends strong
General Motors reports 1975 profits of 1.25 billion, up 32 percent from 1974, with fourth quarter earnings at 667 million and worldwide sales totaling 35.7 billion for the year. Analysts hail the turnaround and expect 1976 profits above 2 billion as U.S. car demand rebounds. GM chair Thomas Murphy foresees further improvement with 20 percent domestic sales growth.
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Bridge misplay costs South of Ten Tricks in defensive plan
South opened with 1 clubs then 2NT and 3NT, declarer winning heart ace, then misled by spade maneuver. East has shown out on the second spade lead, West seizes hearts, and South goes down one. The analyst notes South should have led AK spades to gauge suit splits and switch to diamonds if spades 4-1, securing at least ten tricks.
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House Panel Eyes New U S Controls Of Handgun Trade
The House Judiciary Committee prepares to debate broader federal handgun controls for the first time since the 1968 act. The session will focus on general questions with no markup, while a Lincoln’s Day recess occurs. debate centers on banning Saturday night specials and a past licensing approach.
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Judiciary
Peter W. Rodino Jr
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Senate
House
John Conyers Jr
Crossword clues from Eugene Sheffer puzzle entries
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