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rKcbrt" Pitttron as
sociate desn and di
rector cf Carr.rr.-r Ces
sions at U2L, receritiy
was eppcintcd rerionrj
vice president cf the
. North American Asso
ciation cf Cjr-.r.icr Ses
sions. Patterson v.ill be rea
por.iitie fox coordlacting
the tcocir.tion's activi
tics in rasrber institu
tions throughout th-3 six
state West Centrd region
cf Nebraska, North Da
kota, South Dakota, Min
nesota, Iowaand Kansas.
He tho will serve on the
executive board cf the
association.
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On the front page of
the Nov. 22 Daily Nebra
skan, a story about the
felony charges filed
against Commonwealth
Saving Co.' owner S.E.
Ccpplj, rri:takcn!y ident-.
ifled Ncvt Copple as S.E.
Coppie's brother. Newt
Copple is S.E. Copple's
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Mational and intcrnntiond news
from the Rcutcr Ncv3 Ilcport .'
Shuttle's Gth mission
'begins vith-a Mast -
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fix H;e ninth space
shuttle mission blasted eff t'onday,- taking
with it the European Space csncyf3 tiUlcn
dcllar Spacelah and a crev cfcix the !-;..';; :;t
to fly in one spacecraft. Coiurr.lla ILlcd off
from its ocean-front launch pad at 1 1 &.m. EST
at the beginning of a nine-day rabdon, the
longest of the shuttle program. The crew will
be broken up into three-man teams, which will
undertake the first around-the-clock opera
tion of a shuttle.
The mission is the first U.S. space flight to
include a crew member from another country
Ulf Merbolda 42-year-cld physicist from
Stuttgart, West Germany. John Youn, 53, b
leading the crew. He was the commander of
the first space shuttle mission and b making .
hb fifth space flight more than any other
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Mild winter ahead?
WASHINGTON Winter weather over most
of the United States will be colder than last
year's unusually warm temperatures, but still
will be milder than normal, according to the
National Weather Service's CO-day outlook
through February. The forecast, released Lion
day, calls for raildcr-than-avcrage weather on
the East and West coasts. Cclder-than-ncrmal
winter temperatures are expected only in
Kansas and Oklahoma and in a zone from
northern Minnesota to upper tlichfgan. Al
though the three-month outlook calls for
mostly mild weather, temperatures in Decem
ber probably will average below normal in
much of the interior United States, the
agency's chief forecaster said A major blizzard
over the weekend paralyzed Colorado and
parts cf Nebraska and Kansas, end strong
winds and heavy snowfall extended from Okla
homa to Minnesota.
Disaster investigation
engine caught t fire . just before - a Avianca
Airlines Dosing 747 crashed cn landing r.:r
here Sunday, Idling 1S2 people aisard tut
cfUdab said the reason far the dlzzrtcr re-
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jumsoj ei, ca a igr.t from rcrj to uefcta wlih
cehsdsdad ctcrera in l:!r',;L.i end Crrrr
p.ungcd to t;:.3 ground and tzrlzztd, nrxraT,
mbsirg a vZrge about 12 raics Lcni I.:.::.rid.
and mcatscf the viatos were hzfJ'j. burntd.
: Eleven psople sarvhxd. Experts cr! d they
had no idea why the plane crashed, U: f zy.
began investigating the plane's "black box"
flight recorder. One ofgeial said he had no .
information indicating that the ' aircraft
caught fire before landing and that thb in itself
would net be sufficient to cause the crash. -
: Police follow . gold - bad' -. ' : ;
' : LONDON' Detectives hunthg a f tr.g who
stole geld worth tiO ndlcn in Eritain's biggest
robbery canceled a press conference I'enday
to fs"s7 up a new lead. PcHee reused to 73'
detail but eali they were foizzzi-x'
oquiries into the fresh davelepr::r.t It fcl-';
isT;ed a put-s appeal for hTarmatiaa afTer the -Co!d;
Wa3 ctclen from a cecury xzzrzzy-'
near Lcsdsn's Heathrow Airpsrt Cntardry. j "
the hunt went cn, the price cf f;-Ii cn the "
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increasing the valzs cf the hritTrre th-n
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