Widow Remains Hidden in Cold Home After Utilities Teeter
Neighbors alert authorities when a late 70s widow in a two story frame house endures weeks with no heat or power due to unpaid bills. Police and utility workers secure entry as temperatures plummet to near zero. A council on aging follows up to ensure ongoing support.
Snow Falls Across Ohio as Weather Service Predicts Light Weekend
National Weather Service forecasts snow diminishing to flurries through Saturday with light totals in most of Ohio. Highs in the 20s, teens overnight, gusty winds and blowing snow in northern counties. Travel advisories statewide. Coast Guard reports icebound Jupiter and Ojibwa in Lake Erie, Ohio National Guardsmen deployed and later released after aiding snow removal.
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Associated Press
Ohio
National Weather Service
Findlay
Weather Service
Gulf of Mexico
N Dakota
Middletown
Coast Guard
Jupiter
Lake Erie
Cleveland Tankers Inc
Erie
Buffalo
N.Y
Fairport Harbor
Ohio National Guardsmen
Madison
Lake County
Cleveland
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Promising but preliminary nicotine spray for quitting smoking
Tests show inhaled nicotine via an aerosol spray may help some smokers quit cigarettes. Researchers caution results are early and safety evaluations are needed. HEW unveils a 23 million funding plan as studies continue to assess effectiveness and safety.
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Washington
National Cancer Institute
Giobatta Gori
Institute
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Califano
Gori
Sheet of Ice Storm Strikes Southeast to Northeast
A winter storm moving along the Atlantic coast caused at least five deaths across the Southeast and Northeast. The system brought up to 6 inches of snow in Kentucky and East Tennessee mountains, with freezing rain and sleet further south. Traffic chaos followed, including 100 accidents in Chattanooga and multiple weather-related fatalities across Alabama and Kentucky.
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Associated Press
Atlantic
Midwest
Canada
Dakotas
Great Lakes
Maryland
New England
Kentucky
East
Tennessee
Carolinas
Virginia
Chattanooga
Tenn
Pensacola
Fla
Alabama
Illinois
Year of Carter press conferences on energy and Soviet ties
Analysis of President Carter's first and second year news conferences shows two lasting topics: energy policy and relations with the Soviet Union. The piece notes changes in focus from personnel battles to energy, with headlines driven by daily events and questions on issues like HEW Secretary Califano's anti smoking push. Next year likely brings another burning issue.
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Frank Cormier
Associated Press
Washington
Carter
Soviet Union
Congress
Senate
Paul Warnke
Arms’ Control and Disarmament Agency
HEW
Joseph A. Califano
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