Blizzard Toll Reaches Sixteen Across Western Plains
Weekend blizzard pounds Kansas Colorado Nebraska killing sixteen and burying highways under drifts up to fifteen feet. Crews clear routes from Denver to the Kansas line as 1 500 power poles fall in Sherman County Nebraska and National Guard helicopters rescue stranded motorists.
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France leftists win big in nationwide municipal elections
In nationwide municipal voting 156 of 221 cities over 30,000 chose leaders. The Communist Socialist alliance captured 116 of those, other leftists 3, Gaullists 14, Independent Republicans 6, Centrists 6, with eight favorable to Gaullist-Centrist-Giscardist coalitions. Paris elected a mayor for the first time in 106 years as lefts led in runoff prep.
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Palestinians Israelis harden positions on peace talks
The Palestinian National Council in Cairo reaffirms destruction of Israel as a goal and rejects linking with Jordan until a Palestinian state exists. Prime Minister Rabin says Israel will not return to pre 1967 lines and will not press for more land than it is willing to give.
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Police knew about Nazi gunman from complaint
New Rochelle New York residents recall a 1975 complaint about Fred Cowan who later killed five people including a policeman before taking his own life. A mayor and officials criticize follow up and an added statement not in the original filing.
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FMC to lay off 800 at Charleston plant under court order
About 800 of FMC Corp. 1,200 workers in SOUTH CHARLESTON receive indefinite layoff notices after a federal court bans carbon tetrachloride manufacture. Layoffs start next week as EPA talks continue. a permanent injunction hearing is set. FMC disputes being the spill source but notes two smaller spills since the incident.
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