U S diplomat shot and killed in Paris
Lieutenant Colonel Charles Robert Ray, 43, assistant U S military attache in France, was shot through the head outside his Paris home in the second such attack on an American diplomat within two months. Police said a man fired from behind as Ray walked to his car in the 16th district and escaped into a morning crowd.
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State Department
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High wind blasts Boulder 126 mph structure damage soars
A 126 mph chinook wind slammed Boulder and Front Range towns, injuring at least 15 people, leaving 50 homes uninhabitable, and knocking out power gas lines. Officials estimate millions in damage as crews clear fallen trees and streets. looting reports surface in isolated areas while power restoration and order efforts proceed.
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UPI
Peter Rodman
Boulder Valley
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Lyons
St.Vrain Canyon
Mountains
Plains
Oberlin to begin search for new president after Danenberg death
Oberlin College will likely start the president search after its March board meeting. Acting president James Powell will remain in place until a successor is chosen. Emil Danenberg, Oberlin’s eleventh president, died of cancer at 64. he had led since April 1978.
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Oberlin College
Emil Danenberg
Danenberg
James Powell
Powell
Bitter Arctic Cold Drops, Records Set Across Ohio
Northern Ohio endured an arctic blast with record low temperatures Sunday. Grafton reported about 40 feet of water pipeline froze, cutting water to residents until supplies were restored. Weather officials predicted gradual warming by midweek with southerly areas possibly reaching the 50s. Local utilities saw few service outages despite the extreme cold.
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Jack May
National Weather Service
Grafton
Alan Bartlett
Lorain County Water Authority
ASCWA
Bartlett
North Ridgeville
Ray Diederich
Elyria
Columbia Gas
Continental Cablevision
Diederich
Record cold eases as midwest thaw begins
Arctic cold that set 20th Century records for a second weekend eases in the Midwest with blowing snow and subzero highs in the East. Snow and wind left 15 injured, thousands without power, 50 homes wrecked as cold lingered in New York City where a two month old died from exposure. New York state sees subzero readings while Chicago climbs above zero again as moderation spreads from the north central region.
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Wisconsin
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Chicago
Weather outlook: partly cloudy tonight then snow possible
A weather brief notes tonight will be partly cloudy with lows around freezing. Tuesday looks cloudy with a chance of snow possibly mixing with freezing rain in the afternoon and highs in the upper 20s to low 30s. Precipitation chances are listed at 20 percent tonight and 46 percent Tuesday.
Urban enterprise zones may aid Cleveland economy
President Reagan plans to propose urban enterprise zones to attract firms to Cleveland with federal tax breaks, aiming to spur growth after prior failed state incentives. Local official Brian Bowser notes Cleveland has sites ready, including former White Motor and Westinghouse plants, plus closed schools, and a Cragin Lang brochure hints at available industrial listings in the city. New sites like East 152nd Street and East 55th Street warehouses illustrate the potential gains as Cleveland ramps up its development push.
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George Voinovich
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West 150Th Street
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