Aren't prepared for tornadoes
The Associated Press reports Ohio faces about six tornado deaths yearly, with Xenia's 1974 disaster as a grim reminder. Weather officials urge awareness of peak months April to August, and that knowledge and preparedness can save lives during warm humid days when tornadoes form.
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The
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
Deaf mute hoax unraveled as woman talks in sleep
Indiana case reveals Debbie Lane, 21, once claimed to be 14 and deaf mute after wandering to Indianapolis and suffering an epileptic seizure. She told nurses she could hear and speak for three weeks, later revealing her true identity and past as a runaway from St Louis.
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Debbie Cummins
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Indiana School For the Deaf
Debbie
Debbie Lane
St Louis
Cummins
St. Louis State Hospital
Ms. Worrell
Ann Landers Inside Bridge Crossword Puzzle Feature
A compact listing mentions the Inside Ann Landers Bridge, the ics crossword puzzle, editorials, Heloise columns, markets and Middle Town area briefs along with vital statistics and want ads, ending with a safety note urging readers to call the police number if a crime is witnessed.
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Ann Landers
Heloise
Middletown
Area
Rts
Elevision
Ae Vital Statistics
Women's
Carter warns South Africa during African trip ending in Monrovia
President Carter, aboard Air Force One, warns that South Africa may trigger greater differences with the United States if a reasonable solution to Namibia and Rhodesia is rejected. He speaks after meeting with Nigerian leader Obasanjo, reviewing a week of diplomacy in Africa and Latin America. Liberian crowds cheer as Tolbert helps him steady himself after a stumble at Robertsfield Airport.
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Carter
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Namuibi
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Nigeria
Husegun Obasanjo
Cuba
Lagos
Washington
Obasanjo
Namibia
Rhodesia
South Africa
Africa
Latin America
Venezuela
Robertsfield International Aiport
William Tolbert
Wet Weather Outlook For Area Residents
Wet weather is in store through tomorrow with tonight partly cloudy skies and a mid 50s low. Tuesday features showers and thundershowers with a high in the upper 60s. This morning’s low was 40 after yesterday’s high of 47. Light rainfall was recorded. The extended outlook shows fair conditions Wednesday and Thursday, with showers returning Friday. Lows around 40 and highs 55 to 65.
Sioux City Welcomes New York Fan Club Leader
Bambi Tascarella of New York City traveled to Sioux City to receive a pig tail encased in plastic as part of a playful welcome by the Bambi Tascarella Fan Club. The reception included a news conference, a church visit, and a polka with Scout executive Duke Smith, as locals celebrated her NBC Nightly News association and April Fool’s Day arrival.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Bambi Tascarella
New York City
Carter to consider admin steps on energy bill delays
President Carter, frustrated by congressional delay on his energy plan, may move to raise oil and gasoline prices via administrative actions. He will consult leaders on speeding action and may impose an import fee or quota if the crude tax fails, aiming to curb imports and push conservation within three years, with April 20 eyed for possible action.
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South America
Africa
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U.S
House
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Tolbert
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