Democrats Propose Economic Plan For Congress
Democrats unveil an economic program urging tax relief, more public service jobs, lower interest rates, and standby wage and price controls authority. They seek rapid presentation to House committees within 90 days, while Ford prepares a State of the Union address.
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Steeler Victory Ends 42 Years to Claim NFL Title
New Orleans police said the Steelers 16 to 6 win over the Minnesota Vikings in the Super Bowl sparked an uproar that led to 224 people being jailed. The victory ends a 42 year wait for the championship.
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Israeli Troops Raid Lebanese Towns Again
Israeli forces crossed into southeast Lebanon for the second night, destroying five houses used by guerrillas in Halqa and Shuba after being fired on from Shuba. One Israeli wounded. no Arab casualty reports. In a separate raid, Israel claimed one guerrilla killed and several infrastructure targets hit.
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Storm toll tops 45 as Midwest and South endure severe weather
Severe storms across the Midwest and Southeast left at least 45 people dead, with Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota, and other states reporting heavy snow and tornado damage. A Florida twister caused fatalities, while widespread power outages and travel disruptions followed.
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Bazooka Attack Misses El Al Jet Hits Yugoslav Plane
Two men fired a bazooka at a New York bound El Al jet from Orly airport but missed the target and struck a Yugoslav Airlines plane. A Yugoslav steward and a French policeman were wounded. The left wing was pierced and the shell exploded. The El Al flight awaited Zagreb bound passengers. Police said attackers fired two rounds and fled.
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Winchester Mall to be closed to most vehicular traffic
Public Safety Committee in Winchester moves to reframe Loudoun Street Mall as a pedestrian area from Piccadilly to Cork. The plan, still in drafting, would end drive in traffic at the Commercial & Savings Bank and affect First Presbyterian Church with funeral and wedding traffic exceptions. Local deliveries would be restricted to a set 10 am window.
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Waiting for Snow That Never Came in Shenandoah Valley
National Weather Service lifted heavy snow warnings for the northern Shenandoah Valley as rain soaked the area. The weatherman predicted snow later today then tapering tonight with a low in the teens and highs in the 30s tomorrow. A lonely sled stood in a puddle in a Winchester front yard, waiting for snow that never arrived.
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