Winter storms raise tempers across U S
Across the nation snow sleet and freezing rain triggered power outages road closures and travel hazards. Accidents killed two men in Oklahoma and Rhode Island while officials reported hundreds of slide and crash incidents. Interstate closures and school delays followed as utilities restored overextended lines.
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Duluth
Richard Jackson
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Mechanic reattaches arm after grind lathe accident
In Peoria a 49 year old mechanic freed himself with a pocketknife from a grinding lathe where his forearm was mangled. He used a shirt as a tourniquet and then called firefighters. Doctors performed a 15 hour operation to reattach the arm, with parallel procedures in another room to repair bones tendons nerves and arteries. The man survived, thanks to self aid and rapid hospital care.
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Glen Page
Ed Scoby
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Reid Hansen
Hansen
Scoby
Woman is sentences 10 years for courtroom execution
Ellie Nesler, 41, receives six years for voluntary manslaughter and four years for using a gun after fatally shooting Daniel Driver in a Jamestown courtroom during a recess in the case involving alleged molestation of Nesler’s son. Judge Polley rejects clemency due to Nesler’s cancer.
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Superior Court
William Polley
Ellie Nesler
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Daniel Mark Driver
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