Snowstorm Grips D.C. Area With Heavy Snow and Ice
Washington and surrounding regions endured a major winter storm as nearly 12 inches of snow covered the area and ice storms cut power, closed schools, and snarled travel from the Plains to New England. Fatalities and widespread outages were reported, with rescue crews aiding repairs and traffic slowed by slick roads.
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Snow Flurries Sprinkle Regional Area
Flurries sweep the region as cold air pushes in from the north. Weather observers note brief snow squalls across cities with light accumulations likely.
Woman questioned as possible Patty Hearst lookalike in Summerville
FBI agents questioned a young woman in Summerville for hours after she claimed a false identity. Investigators noted she bore a striking resemblance to Patty Hearst and checked facial features against known photos. The woman was jailed for providing false information about her name and address amid two sets of identification.
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Airline Industry Opposes Ford Energy Proposals
The Air Transport Association predicts Ford energy plans raise annual fuel costs by about 1 billion and may trigger fare increases and fewer flights. President Paul Ignatius warns a 3 dollar per barrel tariff on imported crude could force up to 30,000 airline layoffs. Senator Henry Jackson calls the tariff plan devastating, noting inflation and job losses.
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Snow flurries possible in northern area today
The text notes a chance of light snow flurries in the extreme northern portion this morning with decreasing clouds and generally fair, continued cold conditions tonight. A low around 36 degrees was reported with a few early morning readings and an extended outlook remains cold.
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Ga. CPA Uses Pet Goat To Chew On Tax Forms
Mrs. Martha G. Shingler of Ashburn Georgia, a certified public accountant, works over an income tax form while her two month old pet goat Little Nell chews on the 1974 Georgia Income Tax forms. The goat was left at her husband's veterinarian clinic and she became its heir.
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Senators Warn of Rising U S Defense Costs
Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger urged Congress to accept annual defense budget increases, with projections rising to 148 billion dollars by 1986 as inflation and pay costs are offset. General George S. Brown supported the view of continuing U S military strength amid Soviet progress. Senate leaders weighed possible reductions but stressed the need for adequate defense.
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New Chlorine Deodorant Hits Store Shelves
A new chlorine deodorant product appears in retail outlets marketed to boost confidence. The item targets consumers seeking a fresh scent while claiming long lasting protection.
Priceless Raphael and Francesca Paintings Stolen in Urbino Theft
Three major canvases by Raphael and Piero della Francesca were stolen from the Ducal Palace in Urbino. Thieves climbed a restoration scaffold, broke a window, and escaped with Raphael's La Muta and Piero's Madonna of Senigallia and The Flagellation of Christ. Value unavailable. experts call it a landmark art theft and note Italy has seen rising museum losses in recent years.
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Onassis to Fly to Paris for Private Clinic Stay
Athens sources report shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis will be flown to Paris today to enter a private clinic. An Olympic Airways Boeing 707 is prepared for the flight, with Jacqueline and Christina Onassis accompanying him. Doctors say his myasthenia relapse aggravated by a virus and cold prompted the move.
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U S Ends Buying Beef For Schools
Washington AP reports the federal government will not buy beef for school lunches. For 1973 74 the Department bought 4 million pounds worth 943.4 million to feed about 24 million school children making roughly 45 hamburgers per child.
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Unclear text hints at tax deductions and rebates
Fragmentary report references deductions against profits, large figures, carryforward rules, a Ford rebate plea, and Democratic control indicating tax policy actions. The readable fragments imply fiscal debates without concrete events or dates.
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Daylight Time Begins Across Nation February 23
Time switches to daylight saving as clocks move forward one hour nationwide on February 23 marking the end of standard time and the start of longer evenings. The change affects cars and daily schedules across the country.
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