Record Highs Hit East as March 2 1991 Warmth Spreads
Record high temperatures were set across the East on March 2 1991 with Pittsburgh reaching 74 degrees and Erie 70. Albany hit 65 and Charleston West Virginia rose to 81 degrees in a rapid warm spell.
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Armenia declares state of emergency after protests turn violent
President Kocharian imposed a 20 day state of emergency in Yerevan as police used tear gas and fired into the air to disperse about 15 000 demonstrators protesting alleged fraud in the February 19 election. Police injuries and arson were reported as unrest spread.
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