Ruling gives ERA lift but fights remain
Five battleground states face slim chances as ERA gains a brief revival from the Supreme Court. States Virginia Florida Missouri North Carolina and Illinois show varied support while opposition runs strong. The court put Callister’s deadline ruling aside to await June 30 scrutiny, offering NOW a practical victory and Schlafly a praised win for amending process.
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Weather Brief For Great Lakes And Nation
Snow is forecast in the upper Great Lakes with generally fair conditions elsewhere. Tonight partly cloudy with a low near 5. Tomorrow cloudy with a 20 to 30 percent chance of snow and highs in the mid 20s. Winds light tonight becoming southerly to 23 mph tomorrow. Sunset 5 09 p m, sunrise 7 25 a m. Seasonal snowfall to date totals 92 8 inches.
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Williams tied to slain boy in Atlanta case
Ruth Warren testified that she saw Wayne Williams with 14 year old Subie Geter at a shopping center the day Geter vanished. Williams, 23, stands trial for the murders of Nathaniel Cater and Jimmy Ray Payne as prosecutors seek to show a pattern of abductions and killings in Atlanta.
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Kremlin's top ideologist Suslov dies at 79 in Moscow
Mikhail Suslov, longtime Kremlin ideologue and Brezhnev mentor, died of unspecified heart trouble aged 79. He shaped Marxist doctrine and was a key Politburo figure, often unseen but influential behind the scenes. Suslov supported Poland’s crackdown and advised purge moves within the Polish Communist Party.
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Martial law approved by Polish parliament
Polish Sejm voted with little opposition to legalize martial law decrees issued six weeks earlier. Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski warned anti state action would extend restrictions, and promised possible lifting by end of February if calm persists. Western officials criticized the speech as inadequate.
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UPI
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Reagan Eyes Tax Shifts Across Hemisphere And New Federalism
Deputy White House secretary Larry Speakes outlined Reagan’s plan to weigh criticism of Soviet arms to Cuba and promote a national tax and spending package. The budget projects peg the 1983 deficit above 100 billion without cuts or new taxes, with a possible 80 billion target through higher excise taxes. The president will tour the country to explain proposals to state and local leaders under a theme of New Federalism.
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Subzero Midwest Snowstorms and Coastal Flood Risks
The Midwest endures subzero temperatures and heavy snow while the Pacific Northwest faces 60 mph winds. Chicago received 3 inches of snow, with mixed coastal rain causing mudslides and road washouts on U.S. 101 and U.S. 30 near Astoria. Evacuations occurred in Oregon and ongoing flood watches persisted along the Elwha River.
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Gas line rupture kills three sailors at San Diego ship
A Freon gas line ruptured on the nuclear powered cruiser USS Bainbridge at Pier Five of the 32nd Street Naval Station in San Diego. Three sailors died of cardiac arrest and seven were injured, six while aiding victims. Autopsies planned. Navy investigates.
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