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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1997

Page

3

Winter Storm Blackouts Strain Plains States

After a deadly blizzard across the Rockies and Great Lakes, about 220000 people in Nebraska and Michigan remained without power. Nebraska towns including Lincoln and Hardy faced outages. Michigan reported 160000 affected. Snow depths reached 8 inches in Michigan and 4 1/2 feet in Colorado. At least 16 deaths across seven states were blamed on the storm. Colorado searched for a missing woman. A Wyoming man survived three days in a truck and was rescued with hypothermia. Illinois logged 7000 outages, Des Moines area largely restored.

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Sinatra Jackie Onassis alleged night together 1975 book claims

A new Taraborrelli biography alleges Frank Sinatra spent a night with Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis at the Waldorf Astoria in September 1975 after his concert with Ella Fitzgerald and Count Basie. The book says Ethel Kennedy urged Jacqueline to end the affair, and that Onassis vowed never to see Sinatra again.

New York Frank Sinatra Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Waldorf-Astoria Sinatra J. Randy Taraborrelli Ethel Kennedy Taraborrelli Onassis Ella Fitzgerald Count Basie the Waldorf Jim Whiting Frank Jacqueline Kennedy

Johnny Cash cancels tours due to Parkinson's disease

Johnny Cash cancels concert and book promotion appearances through December as he battles Parkinson's disease. He disclosed the illness in a press release after promoting his autobiography on Good Morning America. His manager Lou Robin says he hopes to resume a normal schedule once stabilized.

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