UN Buffer Zone Reinforced as Truce Holds in Lebanon
French Swedish and Iranian troops bolster the U N buffer zone along the Litani River after a four day old truce. Refugees flee south but few return as UN peacekeepers move to bridges and towns near Beirut and Sidon. A Shoney’s in Henrico County reports three employee killings during a morning robbery.
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Quake Shakes Soviet Areas Near Alma Ata
A major earthquake hit central Asia with no immediate casualties or damage reported. The tremor woke Alma Ata, capital of Soviet Kazakhstan, while the strongest shocks struck the Kungei Alatau Mountains about 90 miles away.
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Coal Contract Approved Miners Return Monday
Nearly 16 weeks after a nationwide walkout, 160000 miners prepare to return to work Monday under a new contract. Union and industry leaders say ratification, with 57 percent in favor, should speed reopenings though construction-wage talks may delay some sites.
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Midwest Storm Strikes Hard Across The Plains
A powerful storm with winds to 50 mph drenched the Midwest with ice and snow. Fort Wayne faced its worst flood in 65 years displacing 2000 residents and causing about 10 million dollars in damage while Missouri and Kansas saw over 8 inches of snow.
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Easter Weather Dampens Weekend Cheer Across Regions
The Easter forecast brings rain and chilly winds with highs in the 50s and 60s, dampening plans and Easter outfits. Rain expected through tomorrow, then clearing Monday, with seasonal temps returning midweek. some areas report lingering snow.
Coal Flow Resuming Hopes For Miners Return
Potomac Edison officials expect coal deliveries to resume within a week if miners return to idle mines Monday or Tuesday. The SCC allows an emergency surcharge to cover purchased power costs, likely remaining on bills through year end as PE repays added costs.
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Easter Vigil in Jerusalem Amid Tight Security
Christians observe the burial site vigil at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem as Israeli soldiers guard against threats after Israel’s Lebanon invasion and a guerrilla raid. Pilgrims and Franciscans retrace the Via Dolorosa and prepare for a Pontifical Resurrection Mass. Pope Paul VI, ill with flu, misses Good Friday walk but may celebrate Easter Mass.
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Handley High alum to compete in University Games in Switzerland
A former Handley High School runner is heading to the University Games in Switzerland. The Star previews today’s Sports Page with details on the athlete and the upcoming event.
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