Denver man calls White House intrusion an adventure
Robert Latta, a Denver Water Board employee, wandered into the White House during the inauguration week. He spent about 15 minutes on a second floor hall before being detained, later jailed for six days and evaluated by a psychiatrist. Latta, now cleaned up, recalls it as a real adventure and would do it again only if not illegal. He signed the visitors register with Representative Patricia Schroeder’s office and described hearing mixed reactions from staff and tourists.
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Marine Corps
Proposed Wisconsin Air merger creates new regional carrier
MOLINE AP Mississippi Valley Airlines and Air Wisconsin announce a 10 million merger in principle trading 0.4621 Air Wisconsin shares for each MVA share. The combined carrier, Air Wisconsin Airlines, would base in Appleton and serve 20 cities with about 220 daily flights, aiming to be a national feeder to O Hare. MVA maintenance crews and reservations staff are expected to relocate minimally.
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Isolated reservations await airlift supplies
Snowbound in northern Arizona strand 18 000 people on Navajo Hopi and Hualapai lands awaiting five helicopters carrying food fuel medicine and livestock feed Gov Bruce Babbitt declared a four county state of emergency. National Guard trucks ferried supplies to Navajo residents as eight people evacuated over the weekend and a family with five children was rescued.
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Woman dies in Chicago record cold. suit filed against Peoples Gas
The estate of 70 year old Anna Wodzisz, administrator Patricia Julitz, sues Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co. for 10 million after gas service was cut during a historic cold snap. Wodzisz was found dead January 20 in a West Side home amid subzero temperatures. autopsy cites hypothermia pending full result. The utility lowered service January 4 after a gas leak report, believing the building vacant.
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