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Yesterday's blistering cold and rain was caused by a "wild, wild storm in the Atlantic...probably one of the worst storms we've seen in the Atlantic since the 1978 Blizzard," according to yesterday's New England Weekend Weather forecast. The telephone forecast service predicted even harsher weather conditions today...
Less engaging were some of the maneuvers of Russian Federation President Boris Yeltsin, the anticoup hero who, like many other politicians, found it easier to lead a popular uprising than to form a government. In the name of protecting democracy, Yeltsin issued a blizzard of decrees asserting Russian control of many central government functions. He went far enough to endanger his new partnership with Gorbachev, who accepted the first batches of decrees but protested that later ones were "unacceptable...
...shuttle bus. How many minutes does it take Leverett residents to walk from the Towers to the Yard during a blizzard? Far longer than it takes Currierites to get there, thanks to the shuttle's door-to-door daily service...
...have at least briefly tasted the anxiety of this situation, so we can sympathize with romance novelist Paul Sheldon (James Caan), flat on his back with two broken legs, a broken arm and multiple cuts and contusions, products of a car accident on a slippery mountain road during a blizzard...
...Houck was ousted from his Missouri River bottomland to make way for the Oahe reservoir. He moved to the plains northwest of Fort Pierre, S. Dak., and put his purebred cattle on grass. They were devastated in the 1966 blizzard, and so Houck decided to experiment with buffalo. Today he has 3,000 head that seem to thrive in the cold and the heat. Houck slaughters a thousand bison a year and sells all the meat he can produce. Bill Mathers doubts he will ever switch to bison. But as he stands on Horse Creek Butte and looks...