Winter Storm Dumps Snow Across Much of Midwest and West
A major snowstorm blanketed from northwest Texas through Missouri and Iowa, with blowing snow and icy roads. Minneapolis St Paul motorists pulled over to scrape ice as wintry mix turned to snow. Minnesota and Wisconsin faced drifting conditions. 83 mph gusts hit Guadalupe Pass. Great Falls and Billings set cold records. northern Arizona saw snow closing mountain highways.
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Minn
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Elizabeth Nelson
Kansas Highway Patrol
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Duluth
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Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Walter Dray
Guadalupe Pass
Great Falls
Mont
Billings
Helena
Lewiston
Idaho
Warroad
Savannah
Plains
Charleston
S.C
Arizona
Jerome
Prescott
Fredonia
House Rock
Grand Canyon
Egypt Malta linked hijack probe deepens after attack
U S officials say Egyptian involvement with Maltese help is the official position amid hijack findings. A hijacker survived in a Valletta hospital while others are dead. Cairo says a second hijacker also recovered in hospital. Egypt seeks extradition of the alive hijacker as Malta and authorities pursue where the weapons came from and how aboard.
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Mike Guest
Washington
U.S
Athens
Cairo
Valletta
Hani Galal
Aly Lutfy
Egypt
Malta
Esmat Abdel-Meguid
Sky
Shopping patterns shift as 1985 holiday sales buoy some stores
Sunset Appliance Center executive says weekend after Thanksgiving is dynamic this year. House of Art Jewelers C R Anthony Alec Discount Store Pam's Place Radio Shack and Roswell Home Furnishings report rising sales after Thanksgiving Day though 1985 holiday buying may not lift the economy to 1984 levels. Shoppers focus on durable goods, electronics, and gift items while some merchants offer gift certificates and drawings.
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Ed Kuemmerly
Sunset Appliance Center
House of Art Jewelers Inc
C.R. Anthony Co
Alec Discount Store
Pam's Place
Radio Shack
Roswell Home Furnishings
Linton Miller
Kuemmerly
Reagan vows intensified push against espionage amid Pollard case fallout
President Reagan urged decisive action against spies as U S officials pressed Israel for cooperation in the Pollard case. He cited 34 suspected spies arrested since 1981, compared to 13 in the prior five years, and outlined steps to reduce the espionage threat while continuing counterintelligence reforms. He then outlined travel plans including stops in Seattle and Los Angeles.
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U.S
Pollard
United States
Reagan
KGB
Soviet Secret Service
Los Angeles
Washington
Air Force One
Seattle
Slade Gorton
Rash
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