Strong storm pummels New England coast across Cape Cod
A vigorous storm battered the New England coast with high winds coastal flooding heavy surf and snow. A Boston carpenter was blown from an eighth floor window at UMass during repairs in 50 mph winds. Nantucket Martha's Vineyard and Cape Cod islands faced up to five inches of snow and gusts to 100 mph.
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Warm Up Creates Route for Ohio Weather
The National Weather Service forecasts a gradual warmup for Ohio as a large high pressure system moves eastward. Thursday night lows ranged from 21 degrees in Toledo to 29 in Cincinnati and Marietta, with sunny skies and winds turning southeast later.
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Weather outlook for Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky
Ohio sunny and warmer today with highs mid 40s to mid 50s clear to partly cloudy tonight lows mid 30s to mid 40s east clear becoming cloudy Saturday highs 50s to 60s. West Virginia clear and cold tonight lows upper 20s to mid 30s sunny and warmer Saturday highs mid 50s to low 60s. Kentucky partly cloudy west fair east warmer tonight lows 40s increasing cloudiness and warmer with possible thundershowers west Saturday highs 60s.
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CIA official sought in probe of Chilean election meddling
Senate subcommittee led by Frank Church seeks to question Secretary of State William Rogers and CIA veteran William V. Broe over anti Allende contacts with ITT. Broe, ITT plan details and meetings with ITT chairman Geneen are cited as potential evidence in the 1970 Chilean episode.
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Indians at U.N. press for Sioux independence aid
Chief Frank Foolscrow led a delegation of Oglala Sioux to the United Nations seeking world recognition and redress for treaty breaches. He urged the body to press the United States to remove federal troops and acknowledged limited diplomacy with U.N. officials. The group aims to gain support or a Security Council resolution calling independence recognition.
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County questions Operation New Start job program
Butler County commissioners questioned the need for a federally funded program to aid ex offenders in finding work and the wisdom of putting it under the anti poverty CAC. They weighed duplication with existing agencies and noted CAC may be phased out by year end.
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