Chicago Surpasses Buffalo as Blizzard Capital in Snow Storms
Chicago leads the nation in snow totals with 73.5 inches this winter, more than Buffalo’s 47.5 inches as closures hit highways and O’Hare. Gusts to 40 mph, near-blizzard conditions, and flight disruptions dominated the Chicago area with cold snaps forecast before a brief warm-up. A Beechcraft slid on snow at O’Hare, flipping upside down, injuring no one seriously. a United Airlines DC-8 slid off a runway but caused no injuries.
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Pro Bakhtiar marchers in Tehran clash with anti Shah youths
Thousands of protesters in Tehran and other Iranian cities shout no war to Bakhtiar as Khomeini postpones return from exile. About 20 000 demonstrators face anti shah youths. troops use teargas while Moslem clerics urge restraint.
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Paris
Stabler Denies Framing Reporter in Gulf Shores Incident
Oakland Raiders quarterback Kenny Stabler denied any involvement in an alleged frame up of Sacramento Bee reporter Bob Padecky during a Gulf Shores interview. He stated he had nothing to do with the drug arrest claim and called himself a victim of circumstances.
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Indicted Weissman disruptions radio broadcast shocks mayor
Cleveland Personnel Director Sherwood Bob Weissman was indicted on a third degree felony for interrupting WERE radio’s news conference by pulling out a telephone jack. Mayor Kucinich called the action petty and said Weissman did not steal or murder, promising exoneration. The probe follows Cleveland’s notes default and a tense political clash with county prosecutor John Corigan.
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Bob" Weissman
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Ohio honors 14 with governor's award for achievement
Among 14 recipients Ohio Governor's Awards will honor Paul Brown Bengals executive Jamie Farr Toledo native and others for excellence benefiting mankind. The awards are presented February 8 at the Ohio Newspaper Association banquet by Gov. Rhodes with ONA and the Department of Economic and Community Development.
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Inmates Seek Profit From Prison-Made Goods
Marion inmates urge Ohio lawmakers to legalize selling prison made products for profit to support families and end welfare. They cite a constitutional amendment approved by voters last year authorizing prison labor for profit. Leaders include David W. Burch Robert Van Herbert and Charles E. DuPress.
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Cleveland
U S Steel Conneaut plan gains boost for huge mill
U S Steel Corp plans a 3.5 billion facility straddling Conneaut Ohio and West Springfield Pennsylvania. Environmental agency objections are mostly resolved advancing Army Corps of Engineers approval prospects. Final construction permit decision expected by mid May.
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Cincinnati Man Admits Setting $2 Million Chicago Fire
Damon Harding, 24, admitted to starting a Chicago supermarket blaze for pay. Under drug influence at the time, he traveled from Cincinnati to Chicago in December 1976 after being paid $1,500 by alleged co conspirators. He pled guilty to conspiracy, facing up to five years and a $10,000 fine.
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Woman named secretary of Cleveland fire department
Tonia Grdina, 23, assistant safety director, named secretary of fire and now oversees daily operations including labor talks policies staffing and equipment purchases. She replaces Dean Griffin, who becomes deputy commissioner at Burke Lakefront Airport. Grdina denies involvement in Griffin’s transfer, while sources say it stemmed from clashes with her.
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Deprogrammer faces kidnapping charges in Malden
Margaret Terry Hodnett of Colorado Springs filed kidnapping complaints in Malden District Court against Ted Patrick of San Diego and three aides. Hodnett says she was held in a Malden apartment from December 18 to 22, 1978, and Patrick tried to deprogram her from the cult The Way, founded in 1942 in Knoxville Ohio.
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