Nationwide first weekend of 1985 leaves 22 dead in slayings
The Associated Press reports a violent start to 1985 with at least 22 killed across six states. Incidents include a Michigan slaying of a wife and child plus others, and a California family shot in Santa Barbara as a friend on the line heard the screams. Other cases involve a Duluth retiree, a Loveland woman and family, and a Kansas City restaurant shooting. Authorities name suspects and outline motives while noting self-inflicted deaths in several cases.
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Lee
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Radulovich
Sisto
Loveland
Cole
Roberto Sanchez
Kansas City
Jerry Fortney
Fortney
Weather shifts as cold air drives into Maryland region
A vigorous low pressure system moves east toward New England as a cold front sweeps the area. Lingering flurries end this evening with much colder weather overnight in Western Maryland including Carroll and Frederick counties. Tuesday brings partly sunny but very cold conditions with strong winds and subfreezing highs.
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SWAT rehearsed airport hostage scenario on jetliner
Cleveland police and FBI officers rushed a woman holding four hostages aboard a Pan American Airlines Boeing 727 after rehearsing the rescue on an identical aircraft. Oranetta Mays was shot in the chest but a hostage escape was avoided with all other hostages unharmed. Police planned Monday interviews as investigators seek motive and relatives.
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Cincinnati
New York
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SWAT
Robert Patton
Pan American
Snow and Weather Advisories Across Midwest to New England
A broad winter storm spans the Midwest to New England with snow, freezing drizzle, and icy roads. Forecasters predict up to five inches in upper Michigan and two to four inches in lower Michigan, with gusty winds across the Missouri Valley and travel advisories in Tennessee and the Great Lakes region. Temperatures range from single digits in northern Maine to the 60s in the Southwest, with 2 a.m. EST readings showing wide variance from 4 below zero in Houston, Maine to 63 in Key West, Florida.
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