Four new actresses lead Oscar race for Best Actress
Hollywood reports four virtually unknown actresses in their first Oscar race earned nominations for Best Actress. Airport and Patton lead with ten nominations each. Love Story garners seven. George C. Scott may refuse the award if he wins.
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Nationwide storm paralyzes regions as tornadoes strike several states
Winds of up to 60 miles an hour lash Kansas Iowa and Nebraska with 15 foot snowdrifts. Tornadoes hit Indiana Ohio North Carolina Georgia and Mississippi. Death toll rises to 80 in Mississippi and Louisiana with extensive property damage and evacuations. Flooding forces river communities from the Mississippi to Ohio and Hawaii endures a severe hail sleet and snow storm. National Guardsmen assist in storm areas and disaster areas are declared in Mississippi Delta.
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Final Tate trial defendant speaks on murder roles
Leslie Van Houten testifies that she and Patricia Krenwinkel killed Rosemary LaBianca in August 1969 while insisting Charles Manson did not participate or direct the slayings. She admits stabbing LaBianca and describes the room by room actions and the moments of fear as the killing unfolded.
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Reagan pitches welfare reform to Nixon aides in California plan
Gov. Ronald Reagan met HEW Secretary Elliot Richardson to press for federal support of California welfare and Medi Cal reform including a $700 million budget cut. Reagan called it a joint federal state enterprise aimed at better care for the destitute, while noting no commitments were made.
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Shrove Pancake Race Goes On Despite Blizzard
Liberal and Olney compete in the annual Shrove Tuesday Pancake Race as a blizzard paralyzes Kansas. A 415 yard cobblestone course is cleared by snow plows, with up to 15 entrants reduced by weather. organizers vow to proceed even if only one racer shows.
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