Winter Storm Swings Nation From South to Northeast
A sprawling late winter storm batters the East and South with heavy snow and ice. Pennsylvania reports four to six inches atop Wednesday’s six to nine inches, while southern New York state sees three to eight inches. Strong winds and freezing rain disrupt travel from Alabama to Maine, with Boston hit by heavy snow and roads iced. Minnesota to Florida cold spans 67 down to 4 below, and flood risk rises in Carolina basins. Boston Logan reports delays and cancellations as crews halt travel.
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Berkeley Bank Bombing Follows Fresno Attack
The Bank of America branch in Berkeley suffered a predawn explosion that blew out four plate glass doors using a harassing pipe bomb. Earlier a Fresno branch faced a dynamite blast, part of a string of attacks on the bank near university campuses and past Isla Vista and Irvine incidents.
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Reagan welfare revision would reshape aid in California
Governor Reagan proposes a new AFDC plan affecting about 1.6 million recipients. Roughly 65-75 percent of grants would rise while 25-35 percent fall, with a true needy standard defined as no other income. One child would receive 176 dollars under the revised system, and liens on estates above 20 000 dollars could recover up to 12 000 dollars.
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Assembly backs bill to restore Medi Cal cuts in California
The California Assembly Ways and Means Committee approved a measure to restore some Medi Cal cuts ordered by the Reagan administration, aiming to reinstate benefits for foster and crippled children and local mental patients. The bill faces a potential veto over financing concerns with a projected cost of 20 to 50 million dollars and no new funds.
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LSD testimony in Tate trial raises influence defense
In Los Angeles, defense psychiatrist Dr. Keith Ditman testified that chronic LSD use could alter a person’s mind and may influence Leslie Van Houten and other Manson followers. The testimony aimed to show LSD’s role in the murders, while Van Houten protested the suggestion that Manson controlled her.
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Court balks at emergency statement from Hughes in $50 million suit
UPI reports district judge Howard Babcock rejected an emergency hearing to compel Howard Hughes to give a statement in the Maheu suit. He may renew the request later after a related disqualification motion, as health rumors cited by CBS and the National Inquirer are deemed hearsay.
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