World Salvador detains 14 journalists in fighting north El Salvador
In northern El Salvador military air strikes hit rebel camps near Suchitoto while guerrillas detained fourteen journalists and released them unharmed. U.S.-made planes bombed rebel positions north of the capital as authorities kept details confidential. Nearby, Guatemala reported an army patrol killed a rebel leader, and Nicaragua faced U.S. officials' comments on peace efforts in Central America.
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Snow storms blanket parts of New York and Midwest
Snow squalls bury parts of New York state and drift into the Great Lakes region while heavy readings persist across Wisconsin and upper Michigan. Temperatures plunge across much of the nation with subzero readings in the north and single digits to mid 40s elsewhere.
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Weather Outlook: Clear and Cold Across Most U.S. Sunday
Most of the United States will enjoy clear skies and cold temperatures on Sunday. The Pacific Northwest may see flurries. Today will be sunny but very cold with highs from zero to 10 above. Tonight will be clear and cold with lows from zero to 5 below. Sunday returns to mostly sunny but not as cold with highs between 20 and 25.
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Forecast prompts rain or snow threat Monday
Local forecast calls for a chance of rain or snow on Monday with fair skies and a warming trend through Tuesday and Wednesday. Highs Monday in the 30s, Tuesday in the 35 to 45 range, and Wednesday in the 40s. Lows reach the teens Monday and rise to the 20s Tuesday and Wednesday.
Lake Erie Winds Grow From Southwest This Afternoon
Lake Erie winds shift to southwest and rise to 10 to 20 knots this afternoon. Tonight and Sunday continue southwest winds at 10 to 20 knots. The lake remains mostly ice covered, affecting conditions for boating.
Ohio and Pennsylvania Lottery Draws Reported Numbers
In Ohio The Number drawing produced 067 and Pick 4 yielded 6155. Ohio Lottery earnings from the daily game reached 944,213.50 on 1,187,941 in sales. winners shared 243,722.50. Pick 4 parimutuel sales totaled 171,311.50 with 45 percent to winners, 77,270. Any $1 straight netted 6,816 and boxed 568. In Pennsylvania the Friday Daily Lottery top result was 367. Pennsylvania Lotto numbers were 25, 34, 39, 23, 11, 19 with alternate 35.
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Egypt invited back to Islamic Conference amid Camp David shift
In Casablanca Egypt regains status as the Islamic Conference votes to readmit Cairo after the Camp David cut. Mubarak says Camp David is dead as Egypt regains Sinai and oil fields while the peace treaty remains in force. Rumsfeld seeks Britain’s stance on Beirut troops and delaying withdrawals from peacekeeping forces.
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Reagan aides say deficit cuts unlikely this year amid election tensions
In Washington three weeks into January, a top official says the Reagan administration cannot craft a proper mix of spending cuts and tax increases this year to sharply reduce the federal deficit. Another official calls proposed tax bills modest, not decisive, while Commerce Secretary Baldrige stresses the need to lower deficits to attract lower interest rates. In Dallas, a jury says a gun maker and seller owe 2 million dollars for a teen’s paralyzing shooting but the defendant cannot be forced to pay, as the shooter cannot afford it, and the case involves a small revolver and a discount store sale.
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Jackson Balked at Rule Change Efforts in 1984 Nomination
Washington AP The Democratic chairman says party rules for the 1984 presidential nomination are fixed while Rev. Jesse Jackson vows to press on claiming leaders rejected a 10 percent threshold for delegates and objecting to a rule that guarantees party officials 568 convention delegates.
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Toddlers Recover From Liver Transplants At Children’s Hospital
A 2 34 year old girl renamed Trine received a liver and showed alertness and smiles on her first full day post surgery. Her mother Mary Ann Engebretsen reported vivid improvement while the patient is in the ICU. Ten feet away Austin Szegda, 3, from Grundy Center Iowa, slept after a 11 hour transplant operation ending at 5am Friday. Both children remain in critical but stable condition per hospital spokesman Dick Riebling.
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Kilauea Volcano Erupts Again in Hawaii
Lava erupted from a vent in a remote region at about 5 30 p m. By eight o clock lava fountains reached 60 feet above a nearby cinder mound and flowed about 800 feet northeast. The eruption posed no immediate threat to developed property, said USGS geologist Dan Johnson.
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Glenn campaigns in Georgia in Suwanee
In Suwanee Georgia on Friday night John Glenn expressed that the Civil Rights Commission's rejection of affirmative action hiring quotas does not deny the goal of equal rights. He said quotas were not supported and mandatory hiring and promotion quotas were not a good idea, though equal access remains important.
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Sohio abandons Mukluk oil well off Alaska
Standard Oil Co of Ohio said its No 1 Mukluk well in the Beaufort Sea failed after a $310 million investment, planning a $163 million tax writeoff. The loss will cut Sohio's fourth quarter 1983 earnings per share by 66 cents.
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Cleveland launches five year plan to market city
The Convention and Visitors Bureau of Greater Cleveland unveils a five year campaign to attract meeting planners trade associations and visitors. A new blue and red logo presents Cleveland as Americas North Coast with a red sailboat and a blue silhouette of Terminal Tower as key branding.
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Elizabeth Taylor leaves Betty Ford Center treatment
Elizabeth Taylor 51 left Eisenhower Medical Center’s Betty Ford Center in Rancho Mirage after entering a $130 a day rehab program on December 5 with Betty Ford assisting in counseling. Taylor planned a week with family on the West Coast, spokeswoman Chen Sam said in New York.
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Equal Pay Act fails to aid some women clerks
Karen Nussbaum of 9to5 for Working Women told City Club listeners that the Equal Pay Act does not help women clerical workers because there are too few male clerical workers for salary comparisons. She blamed men for labeling many jobs as female and cited Nurse versus tree trimmer and day care worker versus liquor store employee pay gaps.
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BancOhio Receives Merger Offer but Keeps Details Private
BancOhio Corp the holding company for BancOhio National Bank with offices statewide announced a merger offer. Chairman Arthur D. Herrmann said the proposal could have spurred stock trading while officials offered few specifics and noted several expressions of interest and that all offers would be explored.
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