Winter storm crashes through Colorado and Midwest warms
A deadly Colorado blizzard prompted a state of emergency as Stapleton Airport closed with deep snow and 2,000 travelers stranded. Another snowfall left two people dead from freezing conditions near Denver and Adams County reports a stranded motorist died in a whiteout. Meanwhile unseasonably warm temperatures shattered Christmas records in Chicago New York City and other cities across several states.
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National Weather Service
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Denver
Stapleton International Airport
Stoneham
Colo
Adams County
Mark Singer
Amtrak
San Francisco
John Callahan
Colorado State Patrol
Continental Divide
Jim Firesteine
National Guardsman
Aurora
Denver General Hospital
Kelly Beam
Colorado Springs
Chicago
Tainted Anacin capsules trigger taint probe
Investigators traced cyanide in Maximum Strength Anacin-3 capsules from code F229 found in San Pedro. 18 of 20 capsules tested contained cyanide, about 20 mg each, with the bottle purchased at a Sav-On Drugstore. Sav-On recalled all Maximum-Strength bottles across 172 stores in six states. Health departments urged returns and kept offices open to address the incident.
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San Pedro
San Jose
Howard Ratzky
California Health Services Department
Ratzky
Sav-On
California
Nevada
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Dennis Palmer
Sacramento
Weather Forecast Covers Texas Snow Chances and Cold Fronts
Texas readers see a cloudy day with a 70 percent snow or mixed precip chance and subfreezing highs in the 30s, while parts of the Hill Country and West Texas face a winter storm watch and up to five inches of snow west of the Pecos. End-of-year readings show low temperatures in the 20s and 30s, with a general warming trend into Monday and Tuesday before colder conditions return.
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Hill Country
Pecos
Big Bend
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Pecos River
New Mexico banks on Texas tourists for revenue growth
Tourists from Texas drive New Mexico tourism revenue, with 1981 Texas registrations at five welcome centers leading all states. The industry hit 1.2 billion dollars, surpassing agriculture for the first time. State ad campaigns target Texas cities with Mammoth promotions including Dallas and Houston ads. Santa Fe Taos and Albuquerque also promote to Texas visitors amid potential 1983 deficits.
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Commerce and Industry Department
New Mexico
Texas
Jungbluth
Texas Monthly
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Houston
Amarillo
Lubbock
Odessa-Midland
Santa Fe
Phoenix
Albuquerque
Oklahoma City
Tucson
Taos Ski Valley
Tiny Odessa Baby Fights For Life And Homecoming
Erica Guerrero died shortly after birth in Weatherford prompting a family to transport the tiny casket to Odessa. Her parents later faced another pregnancy and a two pound son Michael born Feb 9 with brain damage and gearing for home care aided by Social Security funded medical equipment. The family credits prayers and doctors as Michael improves, aiming for home in a few weeks and maybe next Christmas.
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Michael
Eric
Guerreros
Women’s and Children’s Hospital
Spontaneous Fight Fatality at Federal Prison
About 50 inmates were involved in a Christmas morning disturbance at the Federal Correctional Institution in Prince George Virginia. A prison employee died from a stabbing and one inmate was wounded. Officials called it a relatively minor situation that ended in a fatality and rejected labeling it a riot.
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Prince George
Charles Montgomery
Federal Correctional Institution
Montgomery
Fire at Peppertree Apartments Leaves One Dead
A Christmas Eve blaze at the Peppertree Apartments in Niles Ohio killed one resident and injured five others. The three story building sustained about 1.5 million dollars in damages as residents crowded windows escaping flames. Firefighter Richard Naples called it among the worst he had seen while crews evacuated the building.
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Niles, Ohio
Peppertree
Richard Naples
Niles Fire Department
Mail Subscriptions Rates and Delivery Contact
Daily and Sunday mail subscriptions offered at 73 dollars for daily and Sunday, 39 dollars for daily, 25 dollars for Sunday, and three month options at 20 for daily and 12.75 for Sunday. Delivery problems should call 337-7314 with specific call times before deadlines.
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