At Least 22 Die In Nationwide Slayings
A violent first weekend of 1985 left at least 22 dead across six states. Victims included a Michigan family killed by an estranged husband and a California family shot at a Santa Barbara home. Reports detail multiple fatalities, suspect motives, and investigations into the gunman and other related deaths.
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Michigan
California
Barry W. McNamara
Santa Barbara
Calif
President Reagan
Don Glasgow
William Hegarty
Hegarty
John Dykhouse
Lee C. Baumann
Lee
Dykhouse
Joann Baumann
Marilyn Dykhouse
Ms. Dykhouse
Nicholas Radulovich
Radulovich
Sisto
Loveland
Colo
Roberto Sanchez
Kansas City
Jerry Fortney
Fortney
Weather shifts as cold air sweeps into the mid-Atlantic
A vigorous low approaches New York and moves toward the New England coast, followed by a cold front that brings much colder air. In Western Maryland, lingering flurries end tonight with windy, cold conditions and lows 22 to 26. Tuesday stays brisk with highs near 28 to 34 on Wednesday. Md outlook calls fair but cold. Cold spell continues through the week as jet stream realigns from northwest.
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New York
New England
Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Frederck
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Oakland
Westminster
North America
SWAT rehearsed Cleveland airport hijack rescue on plane
Police and FBI agents rushed a woman with four hostages aboard a Pan American 727 at Cleveland Hopkins after rehearsing the assault on an identical aircraft. Oranella Mays was shot in the chest but the hostages escaped unharmed. she remained in stable condition. Authorities pursue background on the reclusive suspect as plans proceed.
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Cleveland
Oranella Mays
FBI
John Dunn
Ms. Mays
Cleveland Metro General Hospital
Dunn
Pan American Airways
Cleveland Hopkins International
France
Cincinnati
New York
Midwest Snow and Ice Create Travel Warnings Across Regions
Snow and freezing drizzle spread across the Midwest Great Lakes and into New England. Drivers faced risk from fog ice and gusty winds while forecasts predicted up to five inches in upper Michigan and two to four inches in lower Michigan. Temperatures ranged from single digits in northern Maine to 60s in the Southwest with widespread cloud cover and scattered showers. Local reports noted mixed conditions from Boston to Buffalo and Chicago to Dallas with temperatures varying across states.
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Midwest
New England
Tennessee
Missouri Valley
Great Lakes
Wisconsin
Michigan
New York
Upper Michigan
Lake Superior
Lower Michigan
Ohio Valley
Kirksville
Des Moines
Iowa
Lincoln
Neb
Plains
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
mid-Atlantic
Rockies
Pacific Coast
Minnesota
Atlantic Coast
Maine
Middle Atlantic Coast
West Coast
Mississippi Valley
mid-Mississippi Valley
California
Desert
Texas
Florida
Houston
Key
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George B. Delaplaine Jr
Fred J. Archibald
Myron W. Randall
Edward F. Mull
Philip W. Hammond
William H. Main Jr
Marlene B. Young
Great Southern Printing. and Manufacturing Company
Patrick Street
P.O
Frederck Maryland
Montgomery County
Meryland Ave
Rothville
News Matters
The
Associated Press
Ab's Taxi
Marion E. Smith
David Lesher
Nesheanal
National Weather Service
Robert Bolton
Robert Patton
Pan American
Marion D. Carmack Jr
King Proteus
Charles C. Smith
King Rex
Fred W. Broadrup
King Camus
Frederick Woman's Civic Club
Sheraton Inn-Frederick
Jeff Taylor
West, Fla
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Charleston
D.C
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Chicago
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Canada
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Schroeder
Hubbard
Griffon
Hubbard Wools
Charming
Vero Beach
Heron Cay
Heron Day
Heron
Champion Home Communities, Inc
Holiday Inn
Ritchie Hey
Brooklyn
Glen Burnie
W. Patrick Street
Rederick, MD
Ian
Reistertown Road
Pikesville
Cromwell Bridge Road
Cromwell Bridge Rd
Towson
Emmerton Road
MD St.Rd
Edgewood
Mike Casey
Silverhill Re
Suitland
Department of State
Department of State Oranyl
Frederick News Post
Vond
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