Killer freeze threatens crops across South and Northeast
A major storm blanketed the nation from the Northeast to the Deep South, causing power outages for over 100000 people and at least nine deaths. Florida citrus and Georgia onions faced four to eight hours of subfreezing weather, with headlines of schools closing in 12 states and extensive travel disruption.
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Expert In Lawsuit Defends Journalists As Professionals
In Concord New Hampshire an AP report details a federal overtime suit against the Concord Monitor seeking nearly 46000 for February 1978 to January 1980. Malcolm Mallette of the American Press Institute testified that reporters are more than fact collectors, stressing the creative and investigative nature of newsroom work.
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