Storms batter nation with heavy rains and snow across West
Rescuers used bulldozers and shovels to search for three children feared dead under a mudslide in Pacifica near San Francisco amid one of the century's worst storms. Snow and storms shut roads, triggered evacuations, and forced emergency declarations as California faced widespread damage.
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High winds cripple power in Central New York region
High winds caused scattered power outages and road closures across Lewis County and surrounding areas. Several districts canceled or delayed classes while Homer Cortland faced a major outage on a Niagara Mohawk feeder serving about 750 homes. Authorities reported zero visibility, multiple accidents, and widespread travel advisories as gusts reached 68 to 71 mph in nearby areas. Travel remained unsettled, with some delays at Syracuse Hancock Airport.
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Florida State Receives 98-Year-Old Clyde Beatty Circus
Florida State University gains a 98 year old traveling circus donated by Jerry Collins. The Beatty Circus valued at 2.5 million includes a 45 000 square foot Big Top 30 trailers a water truck 30 acres near DeLand and dining truck. Collins funds the Flying High Circus and circus arts major amid rising costs and declining attendance.
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Weather synopsis with temperature and snowfall datum
Partly cloudy with a chance of flurries tonight and snow tomorrow. Low temperatures in the 20s, high around 35. Yesterday's high 51, low 29. Record highs and lows noted for the date, mean and normal temperatures, humidity figures, and season snowfall to date 50.8 inches.
Clark Takes On National Security Adviser Post With Debate
Clark would assume a role once filled by Brzezinski and Kissinger, though he brings only a year in foreign policy. His Senate reception was hostile, with Sen Biden doubting his foreign relations knowledge. White House aides see his deputy role under Haig as proving readiness for the top post.
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Denied free hot lunch leaves Brooklyn pupils with leftovers
About 50 Brooklyn elementary students lost eligibility for free lunches after missing a new federal form requiring Social Security numbers. Leftovers fed to several students as officials noted the new income limits and mandatory form submissions while families debated how to proceed.
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Reagan Faces Split Over Poland Sanctions and NATO Unity
Reagan seeks to avoid a split with Page Ac tion while pledging not to compromise U S sanctions on the Soviet Union. Western allies weigh independent restrictions on Moscow as Common Market nations back U S analysis of Soviet role in the Polish crackdown. NATO unity hangs over Reagan Schmidt talks as Haig plans Brussels meetings to press for allied action and prevent an East West rift.
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HUD delays city housing project over zoning dispute
Murphy says HUD delays hinge on housing codes not neighborhood upset and doubts HUD HQ would overturn a regional decision on 56 units. Residents claim late notice and opaque process, but Murphy argues disclosure was not required as zoning already allowed private development.
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Clark Named National Security Adviser Despite Foreign Affairs Gaps
Ronald Reagan tapped William P. Clark Jr. as national security adviser, despite Clark’s admitted weak foreign affairs knowledge and dependence on Time and Newsweek. The appointment follows Clark’s long service to Reagan, from Ventura County chairman to California Supreme Court justice, and marks a trusted inner-circle choice to counter the State Department.
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