Man Frostbitten After Four Days at Denver Bus Stop
Gilbert Sanchez, 50, was hospitalized with frostbite after four days at a busy Denver intersection during a blizzard that dumped nearly three feet of snow. A restaurant dishwasher carried him to safety, but Sanchez says passersby offered little help. Doctors may amputate his severely frostbitten feet as he recalls weathering the storm and avoiding shelters.
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Denver
Gilbert Sanchez
Sanchez
Baltazar Cardenas
Old Mission Inn
Lucy Torrence
Cardenas
Colorado General Hospital
University of Colorado Hospital
Illinois Supreme Court may rule on governor recount
The Illinois Supreme Court could decide early next week whether to grant Democrat Adlai Stevenson a statewide recount of Governor James R. Thompson's 5,074 vote victory on November 2. Justices near a decision, with ruling not expected before Tuesday.
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Illinois
State Supreme Court
Howard C. Ryan
Adlai E. Stevenson
James R. Thompson
Ryan
Guerrillas strike Kabul bases amid Soviet clampdown
Guerrillas attacked two Kabul airbases and a shootout occurred in which Soviet troops fired on Afghan soldiers. Informant sources said security around Kabul has been tightened by Soviet forces after the incidents.
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Islamabad
Pakistan
Kabul
Odessa American publication notice and subscription details
The Odessa American lists postal and delivery information for Odessa Texas with rates for six months three months and one year. It notes mail subscription pricing and delivery contact numbers for issues and delivery problems.
Hazardous Driving Persists Across Texas Amid Snow and Ice
Winter storm conditions grip West and Northwest Texas with up to 8 inches of snow in El Paso and scattered ice on bridges. National Weather Service warns of hazardous roads statewide, with advisories for West and Northwest Texas and flash floods looming in Southeast Texas. Forecasters predict continued snow, freezing drizzle, and cold highs in the 30s to 40s through Sunday while travelers brace for delays and closures.
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State Highway Department
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Panhandle
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Sabine Pass
Gulf of Mexico
Sabine
Neches
Crowell
Wichita Falls
Denison
Abilene
Nolan County Sheriff’s Department
Interstate 20
Dallas
Fort Worth
Department of Public Safety
National Weather Service
Corpusy Christi
Victoria
West Texas
Big Bend
North Texas
South Texas
Miami Orange Bowl parade ends peacefully after riot fear
Police warned white motorists to avoid a black slum after a riot as up to a half million people attended the 49th King Orange Jamboree Parade in Miami. About 378 officers patrolled the three mile route with 33 floats 25 bands and 16 marching units. City Manager Howard V. Gary pledged necessary safety programs for crowd control.
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Miami
Howard V. Gary
New Year Seen With Sobriety Campaigns and Celebrations
Communities and businesses promoted sobriety on New Year’s Eve with free rides, check points, and breath analysers. Police deployed extra patrols while celebrations ranged from Times Square crowds to upscale hotel galas. Some patrons avoided bars citing cost and safety concerns amid the holiday party atmosphere.
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Soap Creek
Austin
Forest Lawn Mortuaries
Los Angeles
Great Barrington
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Toyota
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Creve Coeur
Maryland
Dallas
New Jersey
Illinois
Alliance Against
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Ing
New York
Times Square
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Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Regine’s
Helsinki
Butte
Mont
Billy Bob’s
Texas
Charlie Daniels
Adolpus
Bill Lombardo
Guy Lombardo
Manhattan
Water Club
Shari McCann
Delmar
N.Y
Keith Cook
Marriott Hotel
Omaha, Neb
Gas prices to fall in 1983 mirroring 1982 trend
Gasoline prices continue downward with regular unleaded already under 1 dollar per gallon in parts of the country. Analysts say 1983 trends depend on OPEC actions as the cartel faces a weaker market and potential price wars if restraint plans fail by spring. The text notes Powder River Basin coal and key Texas cities as state utility supply points.
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Odessa American
Fourth Street
Odessa
Texas
P.O
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Wyoming
Powder River Basin
Burlington
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