Five NJ activists held for rail siding sabotage in York
Five antiwar activists from New Jersey, members of the East Coast Conspiracy to Save Lives, were charged with malicious injury to railroads after allegedly pouring cement into a Penn Central switch at AMF York. They were jailed in York County on $25,000 bail.
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Daniel
Philip Berrigan
Penn Central
American Machine and Foundry Corp
York
Southeast Asia
York County
Emigsville
Eugene William Daniel Galvin Sr
Newark
Thomas Edward Korkames
New Brunswick
Rollin D. Kirk
Patricia
Princeton
Monica McKig
Princeton Theological Seminary
AMF
Harrisburg
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Berrigan
Upstairs Intruder After Hay in Grandview Home
Roy Scroggins woke to his 3-year-old son announcing a horse upstairs. Mirazah, a 800-pound Arabian gelding, climbed the converted barn home’s stairs and peered from a window. After tense moments, the horse backed down the 12 steps and the family slept on.
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Singapore clan leader urges art gallery to chart change
Preservationists say Singapore modernization threatens the city’s visual record of early development. T. W. Ong of the Peranakan Associations warns that as new buildings rise, the flavor of these early years could be lost.
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Forecast Of Snow And Warmer Trends Across Regions
Mostly cloudy with a chance of snow developing this afternoon and tonight. Record highs and lows noted from past years, with temperatures and snowfall totals listed. A national summary says warmer conditions in most areas, colder in western plains and Pacific Northwest, with showers in the Pacific Northwest and snow in the northern Rockies.
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Miami Beach
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Tricia Nix Travels Through Rome on European Trip
Tricia Nix and husband Edward arrived in Rome as part of a European itinerary that will also include stops in Moscow and Athens AP reports.
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Tricia Nixon Cox
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Freezing Rain Threat Hits Northwest Central West Regions
Freezing rain glazed highways and trees from the Northwest to the central mountain region. Roads are hazardous as more homes face ice jam threats along southern Idaho, Utah, eastern Nevada, western Montana, and eastern Oregon. Gale warnings issued for Oregon coast. Some areas reported 2 to 3 inches of precipitation. Flooding in southern Idaho prompts evacuations but officials call it relatively stable. Snow falls in the Great Lakes while other regions see freezing rain and sleet. Cold and warm pockets observed across the country with 11 below zero in Concord New Hampshire and 67 degrees in West Palm Beach Florida.
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Idaho
Utah
Nevada
Montana
Oregon
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Oregon Coast
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Florida
Concord
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Stolen gemmed cup from Minnesota Museum of Art
The 14 inch National Cup, a priceless gem encrusted silver piece designed by John Flaxman in 1826, was taken from the Minnesota Museum of Art in St. Paul after burglars drilled the front door lock. Police arrived minutes later, but the cup was missing.
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Minnesota Museum of Art
Malcolm E. Lein
The
Tausean
Leii
John Flaxman
England
Levi
Miinutes
New rules to regulate methadone expand treatment
Washington officials announced new regulations to expand methadone treatment for heroin addicts while tightening control to prevent abuse. The FDA will revoke eight permits and require a closed distribution system to hospital pharmacies and approved programs. about 56,000 addicts currently use methadone at 585 outlets, with expansion expected to 1,200 locations in six months.
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Carl C. Craft Washington
White House
Jerome H. Jaffe
Nixon
Special Action Office For
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Charles C. Edwards
Federal Register
Frozen Ice Block Defense Over Parking Fine in Nevada
Carson City reports businessman Hank Heiss received a parking ticket at four meters that he claimed was frozen. Heiss protested by presenting the ticket and a silver dollar embedded in a large block of ice before the Justice of the Peace to contest the fine.
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