Weather Across Regions Brings Hazardous Travel Conditions
Powerful winds roared over the Rockies and across the West, with 80 mph gusts in Livingston and 50 mph in Casper and Cody. Snow and near freezing temperatures created slick, dangerous roads from New York to the Northwest, while rains eased in Southern California. Kansas and Oklahoma wheat fields benefited as dust and soil were eased by recent winds.
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CAB proposes new flexible ABC charter travel plan
The Civil Aeronautics Board unveiled a plan for Advance Booking Charters offering no minimum price and hotel or meal inclusion, aiming to broaden access to international travel. The five year experiment would begin this spring and run until March 31, 1981 with public comments until after April 5.
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Write-in push for Humphrey stirs NH primary
Democrats in New Hampshire air a radio tape urging voters to write in Hubert Humphrey as the first primary approaches. Humphrey disavows the effort while Ford camps in the South and Reagan campaigns in New Hampshire with Gov. Meldrin Thomson.
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Harrises win delay in Hearst court fight
William and Emily Harris win a one month delay until March 17 in their bid to bring Patricia Hearst to a joint trial on 11 charges of assault robbery and kidnaping. Both sides seek a joint trial though Hearst seeks separate proceedings as she remains a fugitive from 16 months of alleged SLA acts.
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Lawmaker proposes to end prolonging dying patients life
Sacramento California Democratic Assemblyman Barry Keene introduces a bill to allow dying patients to sign a declaration to withdraw extraordinary life sustaining procedures when no medical purpose remains. He argues it protects a natural death and addresses perceived discrimination against terminally ill individuals.
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