Kathleen Norris dies at 85 noted American novelist
Kathleen Norris, a prolific San Francisco author of nearly 100 novels and 58 magazine serials, died at 85 in Pacific Heights. Her work spanned two decades per title, earning praise and critics calling her an incorrigible romanticist.
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Jennings Plans Double Assault on Congress
Rep. W. Pat Jennings of Virginia formally seeks renomination for a seventh House term with a Feb 12 district convention in Abingdon. He also plans a July U.S. Senate bid likely against Byrd or Robertson, aiming to run in both chambers if he wins the Senate race.
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Virginia Road Toll Revised Sparks Tragic Richmond Death
Virginia's 1965 traffic toll rose to 1 062 with the death of Richmond woman Elizabeth Anderson, 60, struck by a hit and run vehicle last November 13 in Richmond. The 1966 toll stood 35 five below the prior year.
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Snow Delays Roads Across New Mexico and Midwest
Arctic air and heavy snow disrupted travel from Cloudcroft New Mexico to the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes. Temperatures stayed well below freezing across the northern Plains and upper Midwest as snowfall totals reached up to 11 inches in southeastern New Mexico and 8 inches in mountains. warnings issued for hazardous driving in Montana and surrounding regions.
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Judge rules against rapid massive school faculty integration
U S District Judge Walter E Hoff man stated he will not order a sweeping integration of Portsmouth city schools faculties. He warned that aligning faculty to student ratios too quickly would cause marked disruption and likened the task to dropping a big load. Only three schools have integrated staffs to date.
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