Emergency declared as Kansas guards aid snowbound motorists
Gov. John Carlin signed an emergency declaration after a weekend snowstorm that prompted Kansas National Guard units to assist in locating stranded motorists. I-70 east of Russell remained narrowed by blowing snow drifts while three state highways stayed closed. The Red Cross Bloodmobile schedule in Ottawa was extended through Tuesday due to access issues, with volunteers urged to call for help.
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Inside Sports Carlin Stephan put the limis in mothballs
Stephan Carlin appears to shelve the limis in mothballs amid sports coverage, with page notes indicating a pause or retreat from Limis related action.
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Snowbound Ottawa area hit by second storm in two weeks
Ottawa and Franklin County faced more snow with a travellers advisory in effect. Six to seven inches fell Friday into Saturday with drifts up to six feet causing damage to Plattner Industries and stoppage of operations until Tuesday. City and county crews worked to clear streets. most main roads passable but alleys and some intersections remained blocked. County roads were largely impassable with three more days to clear. Businesses opened late. King Radio reported 25 percent absenteeism.
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Shah to travel to Egypt amid Iran turmoil
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi will depart Tehran for Aswan, Egypt, on his way to the United States as mass protests and violence surge. Reports place 20 killed across Iran, including Martin Berkowitz, a San Francisco copper firm head, found stabbed in Kerman. Bakhtiar’s civilian government gains Senate endorsement as opposition, led by Khomaini, intensifies calls for an Islamic republic and reform.
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Winter Storm Paralyzes Kansas and Missouri Areas
The Associated Press reports bitter cold and heavy snow across Kansas and Missouri as a major weekend storm returns. Eight weather related deaths are noted while roads remain passable yet slick. schools close and the Kansas City area braces for more snow, ice, and drifting. The Kansas National Guard is deactivated after aiding stranded motorists, and flood risks rise along the Missouri River ice bridge.
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