Fire kills 14 in Ohio and Michigan blazes
The Associated Press reports 14 deaths from fires in Zanesfield Ohio and Flint Michigan. In Zanesfield two Puckett children aged 10 and 6 perished as adults fought to rescue them from a two story home where an oil stove or heater likely started the blaze. In Flint nine died as a kitchen fire began in the stove area and spread upward, survivors included Shareen Lorick 18 and Anthony 12. A separate Amboy Hill house fire killed three Whelchel family members.
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Shareen Lorick
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Josephine Lorick
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Weekend of freezing weather cripples area utilities and cars
A brutal cold snap left cars stalled pipes frozen and power failing across the region Friday through Sunday. Gas usage peaked at 900.4 million cubic feet, crews labored for hours, and a water main break on North Street delayed repairs before city pressure was reduced to finish the job.
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Cold wave tests resolve as deaths mount in Midwest and South
Across the region sub zero temperatures cost two men their lives Moses Timmons 49 of Cincinnati and Harold Crowder 49 of Newport Kentucky died from exposure in vacant buildings and yards. In Cleveland Ohio a school pipe burst flooding the Urban Community School building triggering a shutdown. In Kentucky and Ohio transformers and power lines failed leaving tens of thousands without electricity as crews worked to restore service.
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Four Dead and Ten Missing in Tyrone Hotel Fire
Tyrone Pennsylvania reports list four dead and ten missing after an explosion and blaze that leveled the old Pennsylvania Hotel. Firefighters struggled with frozen hydrants and a furnace origin while treating 31 firefighters and two others for frostbite and smoke inhalation.
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American Jets Blast Enemy Missile Sites
American fighter planes traded missiles with North Vietnamese anti aircraft defenses along the Laos border amid heavy air activity. The U S Command said two enemy sites were destroyed and one American helicopter was shot down killing a crewman while nine Americans were wounded and three vehicles damaged by mines on Highway 16 near Saigon. A grenade attack injured six Americans in Ban Me Thuot.
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Supreme Court to hear challenge to death penalty
The Supreme Court will hear arguments challenging the death penalty as cruel and unusual punishment. The cases involve 694 men and four black defendants sentenced for murder or rape, with advocates arguing racial discrimination and arbitrariness in applying capital punishment.
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