Snowstorm hampers quake relief venture
Relief workers push through heavy snow to deliver tents blankets and food to eastern Turkey after a devastating earthquake that killed over 3 000 people and injured thousands. Officials report extensive destruction in Muradiye and surrounding villages with many areas still isolated amid freezing temperatures.
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Honesty earns a flood of gifts for Virginia teen
Norfolk 16 year old John Thompson found two twenty dollar bills on a Lake Taylor High School bus and returned them. A Norfolk Pilot story sparked gifts totaling over 1500 dollars, groceries, clothing and shoes from readers and a $1000 donation from Richmond postal worker Thomas Cannon.
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Architect Rotunno pushes university site for Syracuse stadium
Syracuse landscape architect Noreda Rotunno, who worked 1942 1966 on the university master plan, urged placing a new football stadium on university land near the campus. He outlined several near campus sites including Salina Street area and the area behind student housing, noting access and parking as key factors and proposing traffic circling around the stadium.
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Thanksgiving Day Observed Across Nation With Parades Football
Americans celebrate Thanksgiving with family, turkey, and football as Ford and Carter spend the day at Camp David and Plains. The Macy’s Parade airs nationally, The Band performs in San Francisco in a final public appearance. Travel volumes rise and highway fatalities are projected across the long weekend.
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Amtrak Panama Limited Derails. 30 Hospitalized
In Dyersburg Tennessee the Panama Limited traveling from Chicago to New Orleans with about 250 Thanksgiving passengers derailed before dawn. Police held a motorist suspected of striking the railroad track, knocking it out of line and causing the crash. 30 people were taken to area hospitals.
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Weather outlook with showers and possible snow mix
The National Weather Service at Hancock Field reports warmer but windy conditions with a high in the mid fifties tomorrow and a mid thirties low tonight. There is a 60 percent chance of rain tonight and an 80 percent chance tomorrow.
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Bus crash kills U.S. diplomat near Beersheba
A bus overturn near Beersheba killed James C. Dean 36, first secretary at the U.S. embassy in Tel Aviv, and wounded nine others. Police reported the diplomat was among the deceased in the late yesterday incident.
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U.S. and Mexico to Sign Prisoner Exchange Pact
The United States and Mexico planned a prisoner transfer agreement to allow about 600 Americans in Mexican jails and 1,200 Mexicans in U.S. prisons to serve out sentences in home countries. Ambassador John J. Jova would attend the signing in Mexico City, with ratification by senates and enabling legislation required before exchanges could begin, possibly as early as next April.
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