43 Deaths Blamed On Erratic Weather
A January storm system caused floods and blizzards across the Midwest and East. At least 43 people died in weather related incidents as Ohio and surrounding states faced widespread power failures and heavy snow. Federal and state officials mobilized National Guard units to aid rescue and repair efforts.
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Ex-aide accuses Rep Flood of influence-for-pay scheme
Stephen Elko, facing sentencing for bribery, claims Rep Daniel Flood knew of payoffs exceeding 100000 dollars. An affidavit filed December 6 in Los Angeles outlines payments to cover Elko’s rent and expenses, plus $28000 to keep him silent.
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Virginians Brace for Flooding After Hurricane-Force Winds
Virginia faced 90 mph gusts and severe flooding threats as governor warns of rising rivers. Tornadoes struck near Quantico destroying homes, with casualties and widespread outages. Coast Guard rescues, damaged ships, and many evacuations followed as power crews labored overnight.
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The Biggest Company on Earth series profile
A feature on Bell System’s Long Lines, the AT&T division handling nationwide long distance calls. It describes the vast traffic hub as the world’s busiest communications center and compares staff duties to traffic policing to route calls efficiently.
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Ice and floodbound roads disrupt northern Shenandoah Valley
Weather notes widespread ice on secondary roads with primary routes mostly clear. Shenandoah River overflow blocks Routes 606 and 638. Shenandoah Farms marooned. Warren, Frederick, Clarke counties report school delays and closures. Forecast calls for continued cold with minimal precip tonight and tomorrow. In Washington, Rep. Eilberg urges swift firing of U.S. Attorney Marston amid Philadelphia corruption probe.
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Planned unit development for Winchester shown at meeting
The Winchester Planning Commission heard a proposal yesterday for a planned unit development featuring townhouses and single family homes in Winchester and Frederick County. The Star notes ongoing coverage of local funeral industry and related businesses with stories and photos on pages 6 and 7.
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