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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1981

Page

4

Snow Likely Across Great Lakes and New England

Forecast calls for snow and flurries in the Great Lakes region and upper New England with mixed skies elsewhere. Tonight and tomorrow show 60 and 30 percent snow chances respectively, temperatures in the 20s, winds NW at 10 to 25 mph, and total seasonal snowfall at 43.5 inches.

Great Lakes Region New England

Snow Compounds NYC Woes Amid Flu and Cold

A Great Lakes to New England snowstorm hit New York City with up to five inches by rush hour and more expected, worsening a city already strained by flu, drought worries, and thousands of unheated homes. City officials brought in 344 sanitation workers early to clear plows, while Mayor Koch opened a Manhattan armory with 700 cots for the elderly and poor in heatless buildings. Health officials warned flu cases reached epidemic levels, hitting the elderly hardest.

United Press International Great Lakes New England New York City New York Edward Koch Manhattan

Ordained by Mail and Mob Plot Claims In 1960s City

Edward W. Barrett paid $3 to join the Mother Earth Church and noted “ordination” ads offering degrees for fees while lampooning such schemes. Desi Arnaz denies mob plots despite claims by ex-mafia figure Fratianno that he was targeted for assassination over Prohibition-era fame. Fratianno’s book alleges Chicago mobsters ordered the hit, then canceled after Arnaz hired kids to deter assailants. Kate Smith’s estate valued at about $500,000 as sale of her Lake Placid retreat to Robert E. Grant proceeds under conservatorship. Doris Day seeks divorce from Barry Camden in Los Angeles custody notes.

Carl Albert Desi Arnaz Edward W. Barrett Columbia Journalism Review Mother Earth Church Barrett Universal Life Church Inc Church of World Peace Desi Arnaz Aladena Jimmy the Weasel Fratianno Arnaz FBI Bestiu Productions Fratianna’s Dock Lucille Ball Armaz Los Angeles Kate Smith Miss Smith Lake Placid Robert E. Grant Barrington, AL Grant American Bakeries Co Providence Norman Ryp State Supreme Court Manhattan

Mount St Helens may erupt again with little warning

Volcano experts warn Mount St Helens could blow its top again with little forewarning due to a growing lava dome and recent earthquakes. Red zone around the mountain remains closed as scientists caution near-term eruption chances are uncertain and potentially rapid.

Vancouver Wash U.S. Geological Survey Seismic Research Center University of Washington Steve Malone University of Washington Geophysics Department Usgs-Uw Malone Bob Norris UW Seismic Research Center

Quake Near San Juan Bautista Shakes Bay Area

A 4.5 magnitude quake struck San Benito County near San Juan Bautista early morning, felt from Monterey to Marin with no damage or injuries reported. The tremor, centered west of San Juan Bautista about 80 miles southeast of San Francisco, woke residents as lights flickered along the hillside.

San Francisco San Benito County Monterey Marin University of California-Berkeley San Juan Bautista Ben Smith RB. Black State Office of Emergency Services

Low water on Mississippi River causes shipyard delays

Low water levels on the Mississippi River threaten record lows this month, delaying river commerce in Memphis. Towboat and barge operators reduce load to navigate the shrinking nine foot deep channel. dredges keep the channel open after closures at Blytheville Arkansas and Caruthersville Missouri. Grounding averages about one ton every two hours in the Memphis district.

Memphis, Tenn Upi Blytheville Ark Caruthersville U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Memphis

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