Dozier Is Rescued After Red Brigades Kidnap Case
Dozier, the NATO general held by the Red Brigades for months, was released after Italian police cracked the Verona area column involved in his abduction near Padua. U.S. and Vatican officials hailed the rescue as a success, with Haig calling it a rare victory against terrorism.
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Haig pushes for progress on Israeli Egyptian autonomy talks
Secretary of State Haig said a great deal remains to be done to reach a Palestinian self rule agreement in Israeli occupied territory after a Cairo meeting with President Mubarak. He noted no final plan and promised further discussions with Foreign Minister Aly as talks continue after 23 hours in Jerusalem and a follow up in Egypt.
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Scattered flurries and colder tonight with sunlit day
National Weather Service forecast through 7 AM EST notes scattered flurries and a low near 5 tonight, followed by sunny intervals and a high around 20 to 25 tomorrow. Winds shift to southerly then west at 15 to 20 mph, with a 20 percent chance of precipitation. Sunset 5 11 PM, sunrise 7 23 AM. Seasonal snowfall to date totals 93.1 inches.
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Joint tribute marks FDR centennial in Congress
Congress holds a second joint session to honor Franklin Delano Roosevelt born January 30 1882 at Hyde Park New York. The event features remarks by Schlesinger Harriman Pepper and Randolph with musical tributes and excerpts from Roosevelt addresses.
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Colombia Army rejects fresh crew for hijacked Boeing 727
Colombian army refuses to let a new crew board a hijacked Boeing 727 held by seven guerrillas. The hijackers threaten to blow up the plane with 74 hostages aboard. 47 hostages released including English speaking man and woman. Explosions heard aboard as plane hit an army jeep blocking the runway at Cali.
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500 dead in Peruvian flood devastates river valley
In Tingo Maria Peru rescuers report at least 500 people drowned or missing after the Chantayaca River unleashed a mudslide that wiped out Cruzpampa Aji and Chalon. Capt Luis Ramos Tejada led 25 guards to the disaster zone noting entire settlements vanished and Uchiza remained little touched due to inaccessibility.
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Two climbers survive Mount Washington ordeal after four days
Jeff Batzer and Hugh Herr, both without food, endured a blizzard and near freezing winds on Mount Washington. They were rescued by a National Guard helicopter after a volunteer rescuer died in the search. Both men, 20 and 17, said they faced a 90 percent chance of death and now plan to climb again to honor the fallen rescuer.
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Cold fronts drive bitter temps across U S as storms roll in
United Press International reports frigid air gripping the Northern Plains with North Dakota near zero and blizzard conditions in Minnesota. Pacifica sees a rain soaked landslide risk while San Francisco records early storm rainfall. Temperatures rise to 60s and 70s in the southern Plains before a new cold front sweeps Midwest and Dakotas.
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Rome teachers reach accord after weeklong strike
After a seven hour bargaining session the 8 percent yearly raise was agreed. The district faced losses from substitute pay and Taylor Law penalties totaling about 992000 for the strike. About 370 of 540 teachers were involved while 8200 students saw lower attendance since January 18.
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