Storms and Snow Hit Broad Areas Across Regions
Storms lashed the South and Lower Midwest with hail and high winds causing property damage but few injuries. Tornadoes were reported near Gilmer Texas and Buffalo Missouri. The North Plains saw return of winter weather with snow advisories and up to four inches expected. Vero Beach logged 0.44 inches rain as eastern Colorado eastern Oregon warned of high winds and heavy mountain snow.
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Fourteen Universal Life Church ministers denied tax exemptions
ROCHESTER AP Fourteen men claiming to be Universal Life Church ministers lost bids for home property tax exemptions. City assessor John McManus said notices were mailed after ruling the homes are not used for religious purposes and the men do not qualify as officers of a denomination. He called the decision clear-cut and not hard. Hundreds more ordained in the Catskills protest large land exemption battles pending in court.
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Rain and temperature outlook with Cleveland police protest
Rain spans the Gulf Coast to the eastern plains with snow in the northern Rockies and central plains. Forecast calls for a cloudy night with possible rain toward morning and rain tomorrow. highs near 40. Cleveland police return to work after a two day sickout over contract talks, with about 110 on morning shift and patrols fully staffed.
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FDA bars casein as ice cream substitute
The FDA rejected using casein as a replacement for nonfat milk solids in ice cream, citing data that it could reduce nutrient value. The agency also announced that all ice cream ingredients must be listed on labels starting July 1979.
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Wallace seeks temporary alimony from Gov George Wallace
Cornelia Wallace through her attorneys seeks immediate temporary support from estranged husband Alabama Governor George C. Wallace. In Montgomery circuit court she claims no funds or transportation have been provided since she left the governor’s mansion September 6, noting she is a 38 year old mother of two with no money for Christmas.
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Marcos heads for fifth victory in martial law vote
In Manila and across the Philippines, Filipinos voted in the fifth referendum in five years of martial law. Early returns showed strong support for President Ferdinand E Marcos with pro Marcos margins up to 5 to 1 in metropolitan Manila and about 3 to 1 in Zamboanga City, the south’s main population center.
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Albany Fire Kills Three Children and Injures Mother
A morning Albany house fire killed Helen Dean aged 10 and two younger siblings Anthony Dean age 5 and Jason Dean aged 3, leaving their mother in satisfactory condition at Albany Medical Center. An unrelated overnight blaze on Washington Ave killed Patrick O Toole 81 and Henry Honicz 62, with ten others escaping.
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