World Soviets warn West ahead of Stockholm conference
The Kremlin cautions the West against expecting Soviet concessions as arms talks stall. A Stockholm security conference will host an January 18 meeting between Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and U.S. Secretary of State George P. Shultz, the first since Geneva talks collapsed in November. Separately in London, British Rail plans to issue free watches to 20,000 engineers to improve timetable awareness amid jokes about timekeeping.
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Front Delivers Frigid Snap to Great Lakes
A cold front brings frigid weather and light snow to the Great Lakes region. Light snow and freezing rain create slick roads in Kentucky and West Virginia. An inch of snow falls at International Falls and temperatures drop to the teens around Lake Superior.
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Weather Outlook With Rain Snow Across Regions
National Weather Service forecasts rain and snow Friday across the Great Lakes and northern regions. Most areas will see mild conditions with rain expected in the Southwest and Pacific Northwest. Northern counties face cloudy skies tonight with a good snow chance, mixed precipitation possible in southern counties. Lows range from 25 to 35 north and 30s south. Friday remains mostly cloudy with morning flurries east, highs in the mid 30s to low 40s then falling.
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Weekend Local Fairweather Outlook
Local forecast shows a long range fair Saturday with possible rain or snow Sunday. Highs reach 35 to 45 on Saturday and Sunday. Monday remains partly cloudy with possible northeast snow flurries and a high in the 20s. Lows range from the upper teens to low 20s early Saturday, around 30s Sunday, and teens early Monday.
Five held in Bulgari kidnapping case in Italy
Police in Italy arrested five men, four Sardinian shepherds and a Puglia native, in the November 19 abduction of jewelry heiress Anna Bulgari Calissoni and her 16 year old son Giorgio. They were released after a ransom was paid on Christmas Eve.
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South Africa Labor Party Backs Early Elections for New Chamber
In Port Elizabeth AP reports the Labor Party the largest party of mixed-race voters voted unanimously for early elections to form a new, largely powerless Fatiauient chamber. The party rejected a referendum on whether mixed-race voters approve the body. The white-minority government weighs a new constitution creating separate chambers for 2.7 million mixed-race and 800,000 Asian residents.
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South Africa
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Challenger Clears Path for Feb Flight With Spares
Washington reports Challenger being prepared for a February 3 launch using three power steering units borrowed from Discovery after fires damaged a different shuttle on a recent landing. Engineers at Kennedy Space Center in Florida remain unsure why two of three auxiliary power units on Columbia leaked, with age suspected. Hydrazine fuel spilled from a newer unit and burned shortly before landing at Edwards Air Force Base, California. The crew noticed two of the three critical devices had shut down but no injuries were reported.
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Woman who set fire in jetliner arrested
Audrey Jean Taylor, 31, of Las Vegas, allegedly tried to ignite her clothing and scorch the lavatory on a Boeing 727 carrying 148 people. The flight from Dallas was approaching Los Angeles International Airport when federal sky marshals stopped the flames. Taylor was booked for investigation of destroying an aircraft.
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QE2 Gets Multimillion-Dollar Facelift on Deck
The QE2, refurbished after the Falklands War, debuts a multimillion-dollar makeover featuring a $1 million retractable glass roof over a sunken pool, a computer room with sixTBM machines, and two refurbished luxury suites priced at $256,000 per person on the 89-day world cruise.
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Cleveland man pleads guilty to murder for life term
John R. Coachman, 29, in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court pleaded guilty to aggravated murder in the killing of Terry Ann Goodman, 19, of Shaker Heights. He avoids the death penalty and will be eligible for parole in 34 years.
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Carabbia Trial Delayed for Tests in Cleveland
Orland Carabbia will undergo medical, psychological, and psychiatric tests delaying his drug smuggling trial. The trial, scheduled to start next Monday, follows a federal indictment returned in Cleveland on October 7 and his arrest the same day at Crown Music & Vending Inc.
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Vets in Greenfield case held at VA hospital after arson arrests
Three Vietnam veterans from Turners Falls Hartford and Charlemont were arrested for willful and malicious burning of a building after entering a Greenfield hospital for treatment. Roland Voudren Richard Papineau and Donald Taylor faced $10,000 bonds and a Jan 27 pretrial conference. They entered innocent pleas.
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Hartford, Conn
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Robert Carlsen
Vietnam Veterans of America
Allan McGuane
TWA routes to serve 11 more cities
Trans World Airlines will begin service to 11 additional U.S. and foreign cities this year in its largest route buildup. On April 29, flights start from Atlanta Jacksonville Memphis Norfolk Raleigh Durham and New York nonstop to connect with TWA's international network, according to vice president Jerry Cosley.
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Ohio and Pennsylvania Lottery Draws Report
The Ohio Lottery shows The Number 818 and Pick 4 8874 with earnings of 399,544 from The Number. Pick 4 sales total 151,654 with 68,271 to winners. straight 8,808 and boxed 735 for $1 tickets. In Pennsylvania, Big Four drew 5-7-1-1 and Daily Lottery 7-7-0.
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Bubbler system may be out until spring at Markland Dam
The Army Corps of Engineers says Markland Dam will likely lack its anti ice bubbler system this winter but other measures should keep Ohio River traffic flowing barring extreme conditions. Pipes for the $14000 bubbler system have slipped out of place along the river bottom, officials said.
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Protons May Decay Indicated By New Observations
Tokyo researchers from National Laboratory for High Energy Physics and Tokyo Tsukuba universities report two instances that may show proton disintegration into smaller particles. Observations span five months in a water tank deep in a abandoned coal mine. Lead physicist Kasuke Takahashi says results cannot be explained by conventional physics.
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Israelis Fear War With Syria Almost Certain Says Haaretz
Tel Aviv Haaretz reports 75 percent of 1,200 Israelis polled by the PoRE Institute foresee war with Syria. Of them 45 percent see a certain danger, 30 percent a great danger, while 16.7 percent disagree and 8.3 percent are unsure.
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Ford heir favors BMW while praising Hare Krishna movement
Alfred Ford, Henry Ford’s great grandson, visiting Australia with the Hare Krishna group, says he should drive a Ford but likes BMWs. He discusses wealth, austerity, and the movement’s growing following. Separately, Trader Vic’s lawyers seek to question Dr. Marc Benham in Gina Lollobrigida’s $10 million suit over a broken tooth. Kennedy is nearing release from hospital amid hepatitis, plans Florida visit with his mother. Everly Brothers discuss a comeback with a Jan HBO broadcast and a candid look at their past success.
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Glenn campaign finances tight in early primary push
The John Glenn presidential bid faces a tight treasury with cash dipping to a few thousand dollars before January and $2.1 million in federal matching funds expected to arrive. Campaign manager William White and treasurer Robert A. Farmer acknowledge ongoing funding struggles and possible Washington staff cutbacks.
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John Glenn
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Glenn
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William White
Robert A. Farmer
Ohio groups back $7 billion acid rain plan
Ohio environmental groups promote a national acid rain control program costing seven billion dollars that would shield the state’s high sulfur coal market and limit electric rate hikes for cleanup while coal region legislators urge a commission to oppose costly control programs.
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