Oil workers strike threatens across three states
In Torrance California Mobil refinery workers 500 and 210 in Washington state remained on the job after tentative contracts averted strikes. In Montana 175 OCAW members walked out at Cenex Laurel on a second day over local issues. Misbrener had issued a strike notice against Mobil Saturday amid stalled talks.
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Former Kansas Attorney General Beck dies at 87
Clarence V. Beck, two term Kansas attorney general in the 1930s, died Saturday at age 87 in Raleigh. He practiced law in Emporia for 40 years before moving to Raleigh in 1970, also served as Lyon County attorney and on the Kansas Corporation Commission becoming its chairman before resigning in 1943. Survivors include a son, a daughter and six grandchildren. Services were scheduled for Monday.
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Snow and Cold Grip Much of Nation
Light snow stretched from the intermountain region through the Rockies to the Mississippi Valley as subzero temperatures hit the central Plains and the Northeast. Reno Nevada and Kalispell Montana saw two inches, St Louis Missouri and International Falls Montana one inch, with subzero readings from Michigan to Maine. Massena New York recorded 29 below, Buffalo New York nine below. Russell Kansas two below and North Platte Nebraska nine below. Travel advisories issued for the Tahoe Basin Nevada and Sierra Mountains Northern California.
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Snow forecast stretches from Plains to Northeast
Snow is expected today and Tuesday across the northern Plains Midwest Great Lakes and Northeast with a chance of light accumulations. Rain appears in the Reeselie Wedeller Art region while the Southwest sees showers. most areas stay cold with highs in the 20s to 30s and lows in the teens to mid 20s.
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Lake Erie Winds Shift With Flurries Expected
Lake Erie reports southwesterly winds 15 to 25 knots turning northwesterly by Tuesday night. Tonight, flurries are possible on the lake which remains mostly ice-covered.
Ohio Lottery Winning Numbers Reported
The Ohio Lottery announced The Number daily game winner is 099 after a drawing televised Saturday night. The weekly Ohio Lotto drew 3 5 19 35 36 39. Saturday earnings totaled 925 611 from The Number wagering on sales of 1 226 622 50, with 301 005 50 to share among winning tickets.
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Times Drama Critic Atkinson Dies At 89
New York AP Brooks Atkinson longtime drama critic for The New York Times died Friday in a Huntsville Alabama hospital at age 89. Revered by Arthur Miller who called him the only one who presided over Broadway the Times named him the most influential reviewer of his time a Broadway theater was named for him in 1960. Atkinson Harvard graduate 1917 began as a reporter in Springfield and worked for Boston Evening Transcript before joining the Times in 1922. He became drama critic in 1925 and served until his 1960 retirement.
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Heart disease to cost US billions in 1984
The American Heart Association estimates heart and blood vessel disease will cost the United States about 344.4 billion in 1984 including 12.4 billion lost productivity from disability. About 3.7 million Americans have high blood pressure and up to 15 million may have heart attacks this year with 550,000 deaths.
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Jackson Gives Free Groceries as Hunger Protest
In Manchester New Hampshire Reverend Jesse Jackson a Black Democratic presidential hopeful called hunger a real problem and handed out more than 150 sacks of groceries at his campaign headquarters. About 50 recipients stood in cold blowing snow to receive flour rice tuna crackers peas soup and macaroni valued at five dollars each.
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Missing 1700 Pounds of Uranium at Oak Ridge Plant
The Scripps Howard News Service reports DOE documents show 775.8 kilograms of enriched uranium unaccounted for from 1947 to 1982 at Y-12 Oak Ridge. The loss, totaling 1700 pounds, does not necessarily imply theft and stems from DOE inventories over several decades.
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Hussein opens Jordan Parliament with Palestine bid
Amman King Hussein, after hospital treatment for a bleeding ulcer, opens the regular Parliament session and appeals to the Palestine Liberation Organization to devise a practical plan to regain the West Bank from Israel. He urges Arab solidarity and swift joint action, calling the Palestinian issue the nation’s primary concern.
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Disarmament conference set to resume in Stockholm
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko arrived in Stockholm for his first talks with Secretary Shultz since arms talks broke off. He said the 35 nation European security conference will do everything to ease East West tensions and noted resolution depends on Sweden and others. Shultz planned a NATO meetings night and separate talks with Prime Minister Olaf Palme.
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Bid for Vatican Poland ties goes well
Cardinal Jozef Glemp of Poland said talks to establish full Polish Vatican diplomatic relations are proceeding well though predictions are premature. He spoke after arriving for discussions with Pope John Paul II as Warsaw calls the four day visit religious in nature. The Vatican currently maintains relations with 107 nations.
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South African Troops Withdraw From Southern Angola
South African troops completed a six week campaign in southern Angola with the last unit of about 2,000 soldiers withdrawing to bases in South West Africa Namibia. A spokesman gave no further details while trackers would search for SWAPO guerrilla movement signs ongoing in the region. SWAPO seeks to end white minority rule in Namibia after a 17 year bush war.
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One Winner For Ohio Lotto As Jackpot Pending
AP reports one player matched all six numbers in Saturdays Ohio Lotto draw. The exact jackpot amount will be announced today while earlier notes said counts for four or five winners would be released Monday. Winning numbers were 3 5 19 35 36 39 with last week’s sales totaling 3,769,031 dollars.
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Petro
Cleveland woman held after fatal stabbing in Upland area
A 27 year old Cleveland woman was arrested in the stabbing death of 42 year old Samuel Gamble. Gamble died at 12 30 a m from stab wounds to the left chest. Detectives say the stabbing occurred about 30 minutes after an argument with Gamble. He was stabbed with a butcher knife.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
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Winning Pay numbers from Pennsylvania lotteries
Harrisburg AP reports the Saturday Pennsylvania Day Lottery winning number as 4-4-5 and the Pennsylvania Big Four Lottery as 1-1-4-6. The report lists immediate results with no additional context.
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Wolfman Jack Returns to KRLA Midnight Show
The gravelly voiced disc jockey Wolfman Jack returns to the air on KRLA Pasadena California hosting the midnight to 5 a.m. shift starting Sunday. He resumes the late night program in a bold comeback, thrilling fans who crave his distinctive style.
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