Snow likely with 50 percent overnight and tomorrow
Forecast calls for cloudy skies with periods of snow tonight and tomorrow. Tonight low around 29 and tomorrow high in the mid 30s with west to southwest winds 10 to 20 mph and gusts. Snowfall to date tallies 40.8 inches.
Eastern states in deep freeze grip the region
Gusty winds and bitter cold grip the eastern half of the nation as snow falls from Minnesota to New York. One inch of new snow is reported in Du Bois Pennsylvania Utica New York and Grand Forks North Dakota.
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Notable U.N. chief Scranton cites U.S. leadership role
Incoming United Nations ambassador William Scranton says Americans faced anti U.S. rhetoric but the U.N. is at the start of an upbeat period with steps toward Middle East peace and African reconciliation. He notes Washington should lead on Mideast settlement and on East West dialogue.
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Taxi Driver Fined and Suspended for Refusing State Senator
NYC cab driver Morris Kott was fined 80 dollars and suspended five days after refusing to take State Sen. Carl McCall to Harlem citing fear of crime. McCall urged tougher rules allowing license revocation for refusals to any passenger.
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Legendary Dean O'Sullivan Dies at 82 in Milwaukee
Jeremiah L. O'Sullivan, dean emeritus of Marquette University journalism school from 1928 to 1962, died after a battle with cancer. The one line UP telegram resignation in 1924 remains a famous quote about long hours and low wages.
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Munro Leaf, Creator of Ferdinand, Dies at 71
Munro Leaf, author of The Story of Ferdinand and more than 30 children's books, died of cancer at his home in Garret Park Maryland. He was 71. Ferdinand has been translated into more than 60 languages.
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