Northeast Sees Cold Snow Then Warmer Skies Ahead
The northeast endures continued cold and snow with five inch totals in places and freezing rain. meanwhile plains moderate to milder and western regions enjoy fair weather. Temperatures dipped to the 20s and 30s in the north and midwest, while the south and west report warmer readings and brighter conditions.
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North Demands Half of Congress Seats Split Fight
In Sacramento on March 22 the north urged an even split of California s 30 congressional districts. Assembly Chairman Laughlin Waters said the south holds 16 of 30 seats and pressed quick passage of reapportionment amendments while northern lawmakers vow to seek justice for Northern California counties. A Senate move to redraw districts is anticipated. The budget delay persists as the assembly approves a new California crime commission with Gov. Warren to receive 101000. The attorney general backs coordination and warns against duplicative effort.
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McFarland Seeks Victory Vote on Europe Troops
Senate Democratic Leader McFarland forecasts passage of two Europe troops resolutions by substantial margins with voting set for April 2 after a seven hour debate. Senator Johnson blasts the plan as military joke, urges air bases in Turkey and Iceland and warns Russia against aggression. The Senate recesses for three days as House returns April 2 from Easter break.
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Delegates Return From First Latin American UN Meet
Santiago Chile March 22 WP delegates to ESCOSOC head home after four weeks in Latin America. The session yielded no greater agreement between Russia and the West than any other UN gathering.
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