Von Bulow parole plea and court actions described
Prosecutor urges revocation of bail as von Bulow faces two 20 year terms. Jury debates parole eligibility after a sentence of nearly 14 years if terms run consecutively. Von Bulow, smiling, walks from harborfront hotel to the court as spectators watch. Concluded on Page A2.
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Weather shifts to showers then colder by week end
A weather update from the National Weather Service at Hancock Airport warns of rain tonight and tomorrow with 90 percent and 70 percent chances. Overnight lows in the mid-30s, highs 40 to 45, followed by colder weather and snow flurries Thursday through Saturday with lows near 30 Thursday and in the 20s Friday and Saturday.
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Subway train blaze injures 108 in New York tunnel
A rush hour subway train from New Jersey caught fire entering Manhattan and filled a Greenwich Village tunnel with smoke. Police say 108 people were injured as more than 400 passengers were guided to an emergency exit.
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South African Raid Kills 200 Guerrillas in Angola
South African commandos killed at least 200 black nationalist guerrillas at a transit base 15 miles inside Angola in the biggest cross-border raid in seven months, the South African Defense Force said today. Albany daily numbers game winner was 153. Retirement quip notes sun rises without effort.
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Floods and Tornadoes Roar Across Plains and Midwest
Severe weather across the Great Plains and Midwest leaves at least five dead as tornadoes wreck towns and rivers surge. In Fort Wayne Indiana floodwaters threaten further, 3,500 evacuated and 10 feet above flood stage. Illinois river climbs. Peoria evacuates about 50 families. Snow returns in Minnesota as accidents spike during rush hour.
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Brezhnev missiles freeze rejected by U S in tense tone
Brezhnev announced a halt to deploying medium range missiles in western USSR and a pullback of some already deployed systems. The Reagan administration dismissed the move as a ploy to preserve Soviet superiority while Geneva talks continue. US officials note 300 SS 20s target Western Europe and warn of retaliatory steps if talks fail. Bonn weighs whether this marks a real turning point toward disarmament.
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Drifter stabs actress in daybreak West Hollywood attack
A transient suspect with a British passport stabbed actress Theresa Saldana in a daytime attack outside her West Hollywood apartment. The 27 year old, known for Raging Bull and with De Niro among co stars, was in critical condition but expected to survive. A diary like card file linked to the assailant contained notes about the actress and potential motive remains undisclosed.
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Nicaragua Blames U S for New State of Siege
In New York Secretary of State Haig proposed a five point plan to ease Central America tensions while Nicaragua's leftist regime under Daniel Ortega declared a state of siege after two bridges near the Honduran border were bombed. Ortega tied the actions to U S backed counterrevolutionaries and CIA covert activity. Castaneda said Haig would relay proposals to Cuba and Nicaragua but no agreement was near.
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New York
UPI
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Nicaragua
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St Patrick's Day celebrations paint towns green coast to coast
Leprechauns from Shamrock Texas to New York City join parades parties and contests as cities boast unique revels. Police warn crackdowns on rowdy drinking with thousands on duty in New York and Chicago citing jail risk for booze carrying revelers. Savannahs USS Cone green smoke salute and ABCTV Good Morning Americas coverage add to the national festive scene. Poston Texas held its St Patrick's Day events Sunday.
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