Woman charged in policeman death in Augusta
Augusta police say Pamela Joyce Michael, 26, kicked her way out of a car during a disturbance arrest, struck Lt. James C. Haupfear, 51, in the chest and eye. Haupfear died at University Hospital after driving there. Michael is charged with murder.
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Drama critic Brooks Atkinson dies at 89
Brooks Atkinson, longtime drama critic of The New York Times, died at 89 from pneumonia in Huntsville Alabama. He earned a Pulitzer Prize for coverage of World War II and was praised as the conscience of the theater by colleagues.
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Winter storm hammers central west to Great Lakes
Snow blanketed a wide swath of the nation with strong winds in the Rockies, freezing temps in the northern plains, and snowfall from New England to the upper Ohio Valley. Western Kansas faced a winter storm warning while advisories covered Utah, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, Nebraska, and parts of Arizona. Illinois and Indiana saw 2 to 4 inches, Colorado Rockies saw over a foot, and gusts reached 75 mph in Utah.
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Weekend Weather Outlook Hits Several States
The forecast calls for rain on Sunday in parts of California and Nevada with flurries in Kansas Missouri Nebraska and Iowa. Sunday will be partly sunny with highs in the upper teens to low 20s, then cloudiness returns Sunday night with lows around 15 to 20. Monday brings more clouds and a chance of snow with highs in the mid 20s to around 30.
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Weather outlook for northeast region through Thursday
Local forecast shows long range snow flurries Tuesday with continuation into Wednesday. Thursday turns fair and colder. Highs 25 to 30 Tuesday, in the mid-20s Wednesday, around 20 Thursday. Lows Tuesday near or below freezing, 10 to 15 Wednesday, zero to 0 above Thursday. Northeast winds 10 to 20 knots Sunday. The lake remains mostly ice covered.
Rules curb federal aid for winter heating in Ohio
In Middletown Ohio a public utilities rule change limits HEAP help for needy families. The 15 percent income payment during Dec 1 to Mar 31 sustains service but replaces broader aid. only those with service cutoffs can receive HEAP, and then only after you are denied the partial payment plan, officials say.
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Zhao to meet with Nixon during New York visit
Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang arrived in New York for the final leg of a 10 day US visit and prepared for a meeting with former President Richard Nixon. Zhao received the key to the city from Mayor Edward Koch and headed to his hotel after arriving at JFK. His three day New York schedule included a joint interview with ABC NBC CBS PBS and CNN and a IBM sponsored dinner with corporate leaders to discuss trade relations.
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Ex premier Ky denies guilt by columnist links
Former South Vietnamese Premier Nguyen Cao Ky called Jack Anderson's columns misleading and libelous. Ky held a news conference to discuss the articles and his bankruptcy filing. Anderson claimed Ky left Vietnam in 1975 with at least $8 million in gold diamonds and currency and was tied to Vietnamese gangs in Southern California.
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The Day After Opens in Tokyo as Nuclear War Debate Rises
AP reports the film The Day After debuts in Tokyo nearly 39 years after Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings. Survivors voice mixed views, noting the movie raises awareness of nuclear risk, while some say it does not convey the full horror. Hiroshima deaths estimated at 119,000. Nagasaki deaths about 78,000.
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Fumes from burning judo mats kill six in Belfast
In Belfast a fire at the Mayfield Leisure Center during a judo class produced toxic fumes from polystyrene filled mats. Police said six people died including two girls aged about 10 and 13, a 15-year-old boy, a woman in her 20s, and two middle aged men. coach Terry Watt described guiding about 170 people to safety.
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French aviation pioneer Bellonte dies at 87 in Paris
Maurice Bellonte, co-pilot of the 1930 Paris to New York non-stop trans Atlantic flight with Dieudonne Costes, died at home in Paris aged 87. He helped set a 4,940 mile world distance record from Paris to Tsitsihar and earlier flew Hanoi to Paris in 1930s. Funeral plans likely at Les Invalides.
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Islamic summit to open in Casablanca Monday
Islamic ministers in Rabat adopted a three day summit program in Casablanca but did not discuss Egypt readmission. Habib Chatty said Egypt’s bid will be debated in a closed session during the three day gathering beginning Monday in Casablanca. Egypt was suspended over the 1979 Camp David treaty with Israel.
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Ohio and Pennsylvania lottery draw results reported
In Cleveland the Ohio Lottery daily game The Number produced 099. Ohio Lotto numbers were 3 5 19 35 36 39. In Harrisburg the Pennsylvania Daily Lottery drew 4 4 5 and the Big Four numbers were 1 1 4 6.
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Tanker spill closes I 270 in Columbus
A section of Interstate 270 was shut Saturday after a semitrailer overturned and spilled phenol, a Class B poison. Officials said the chemical froze on contact with cold air, sealing the leak and limiting danger. No injuries were reported. The EPA has a workplace limit of five parts per million.
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Chicago Catholic Archdiocese Reaps Stock Windfall
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago posted an audited financial statement showing total assets of 236 billion, up 80 million from the prior year, with gains from stock investments nearly erasing 29 million in debt after plans to sell church-held stocks last May were executed by John F Philbin, head of the finances department.
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Texas Board of Education Votes on Evolution Textbook Policy
The Texas State Board of Education voted Saturday on how evolution is presented in biology and science books. Critics call the move a setback while supporters say publishers can still discuss evolution if it is shown as one of several explanations. The 1974 rule remains under challenge as districts prepare to select textbooks for 1985.
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FM DJ hoax parachute stunt alarms listeners in city
KMEL-FM disc jockey Stephen Capen staged a parachute jump hoax using a taped broadcast. Listeners heard engines and a jump command before Capen’s on-air shouts faded to static. Station staff expressed concern but the tape was ruled not to cost him his job. Separately, Alexis Arguello said his Nicaragua visit boosted rebel morale. Alabama band members ordered to pay 1.8 million to their former talent agency after a breach of contract ruling.
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