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Lima Star in Lima, Ohio

02 Feb 1966

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Lima Star

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Lima, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1966

Page

4

Snowstorm Toll Reaches 145 Across Midwest and East

The severe storm blamed for 145 deaths, including 47 in fires and heating accidents, buried Kentucky and Ohio with 4 to 12 inches of snow and sent 2 to 3 inch hourly snowfall at times. Kentucky and Virginia faced heavy drifts and widespread closures as far south as Tennessee and West Virginia.

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Snow's A Problem Ohio Hard Hit By Winitry Blast

Thousands of snow removal units fanned out across Ohio as a major winter storm impacted transportation. Cincinnati saw 10 inches, Columbus under five, Dayton over six, and Cleveland only about two. State and local crews worked overnight to keep roads open while schools dismissed or closed.

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Men Like To Dress Up In Tuxedos Says Hal Boyle

Hal Boyle jokes that men claim to hate tuxedos yet secretly enjoy dressing up. He recalls a thrift store buy, claim about a buffalo bill show pawn, and a tux with heavy pleats and wide tapers. The piece ends with a man's loyalty to his odd, beloved garment.

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