Snowstorm Grips Multiple States Across Nation
The storm blankets Colorado for 34 days and advances into Texas Oklahoma with half foot snow, while Midwest temperatures plunge. A Great Lakes system dumps a foot at Marquette and adds four inches, boosting yearly totals to records in Minneapolis Saint Paul and Omaha with 21 inches elsewhere.
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Dana Fields
Associated Press
Colorado
Texas
Oklahoma
Midwest
Great Lakes
Marquette
Mich
Utah
Minnesota
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Omaha
Neb
Bitter Cold Grip Shuts Midwest Ski Areas Amid Heavy Snow
A severe Midwest cold spell and a series of storms hit northern Texas to western New York. Record snowfall blanketed Utah's Alta and Salt Lake City, Minnesota and Wisconsin schools closed, and northward winds gusted with wind chills down to minus 43. Colorado ski areas reported 17 inches of snow as another Pacific storm loomed, with Vail holding an 83 inch base.
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Alta
Salt Lake City
Mandan
N.C
Pennsylvania
Ames
Texas
Oklahoma
Wichita
Amarillo
Waurika
Okla
Michigan
Wisconsin
Illnois
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
New York
Mike Bender
National Weather Service
Fargo
Bismarck
N.D
Mason City
Iowa
Fairmont
Rich Naistat
Minneapolis
Yukon
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas City
Rockies
Vail
Colorado
Keith Williams
Denver
Pentagon to tighten security at Defense HQ tunnels
Pentagon police will implement clearly visible security measures at the Defense Department headquarters. Tunnels beneath the complex that carry commuter buses military vehicles and taxis will be shut starting Tuesday as part of enhanced protection following the Thanksgiving weekend.
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Pentagon
Defense Department
Federal security overhaul widens after Beirut and Kuwait attacks
Following deadly bombings in Beirut and Kuwait, U S security ramps up with gray alerts, red alerts, and concrete barriers at federal sites. Moynihan warns anti American forces may strike shores in 1994 while FBI chief Webster endorses prudent defensive measures nationwide.
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Richard T
Pienciak
Associated Press
California
Tennessee
New York
America
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
U.S
Beirut
Kuwait
New York Democrat
FBI
William H. Webster
United States
U.S. Marine
Lebanon
Upstate
Syracuse
Buffalo
Utica
Watertown
Binghamton
Albany
Manhattan
Brooklyn
United Nations
Federal Courthouse
Seal Beach Naval Weapons Station
Washington
El Salvador Defense Minister Linked to Cover-Up Probe
Secret State Department report suggests Gen. Carlos Eugenio Vides Casanova sought to obstruct the 1980 murders of four U S churchwomen Ita Ford Maura Clarke Dorothy Kazel and Jean Donovan. The document notes transfers of investigators and weapon swaps, but finds no conclusive evidence tying top officials to the killings.
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Washington
State Department
el Salvador
U.S
Harold R. Tyler Jr
Congress
Carlos Eugenio Vides Casanova
Ita Ford
Maura Clarke
Dorothy Kazel
Jean Donovan
Vides Casanova
National Guard
Casanova
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