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Sex Justice Yarbrough sentenced in Texas Houston a former Texas supreme court Justice Donald Yar Brough was sentenced to six years in Pris on in a Money laundering scheme. Yarbrough who resigned from Testate s highest court six months after being elected in 1976, entered guilty pleas to conspiracy and bribery last month in a plea bargain before Mcdon Ald. Two other bribery charges were Dis missed in the bargain. My decides to a band by Chuck Vonch Washington Bureau Washington the army scrapped a plan to involuntarily separate up to Iso colonels and lieutenant Colo Nels As a step to reduce manpower imbalances. The army has an unwanted bulge in those grades he result of significantly improved retention Over the past five years combined with steady promotion Rales. The forced retirement plan was seen As a Way to eliminate that done by the office of i chief of Start for Nero that the practical return Jyrch an in vestment of Hurt was40 now. Said maj. Tom Wilson pcs awl policy integrator for officer prom Affons. Factor in the Deci Sion to Rop the plan was the announced of some members of Congress to reduce officer end strength in All the services by about 2 percent a year for t three years. The same time a lot of the atom selected for going to retire within a Alwo anyway he said. "taking87that Imbt account we asked a Junves if we need not heartburn of faring those 180 officers it right and the answer was no. Wei tre approaching the problem from wrong army officials arc seeking to minimize future forced separations by considering other alternatives slowing future promotion selection rates which would result in increased passover and separations. Slowing promotion rates of officers now on promotion lists. These rates Al ready have been slowed because of army big chill hits Eastern u.s., Low temperature records by United press intent Tiofil cold Canadian air chilled the Eastern half of the nation Friday breaking re Cord lows in 55 cities from Louisiana to new Hampshire and toppling a 112-year-old record in the nation s capital. Light drizzle fell Over Western Texas and the Southwest where heavy thunderstorms thursday night knocked out Power to two Phoenix hospitals forcing surgeons to operate by flashlight and the evacuation of patients. Easterners pulled on sweaters and Long underwear to weather the unreasonably cold August weather. Record lows were set or tied in is cities and record lows for August were set in a dozen cities the National weather service said. The weather service said the cold air was pulled southward by a Strong Uigh pressure system entered Over Ohio and the cold front marking the Edge of the Chilly air mass was nearly stationary Friday near the Central Gulf of Mexico coast in the nation s capital the Mercury dropped to 49, breaking the 112-year-old record of so degrees. It was the second Day in a Row of record Low were reached in at least 31 cities in nine states thursday. Morning lows were in the 30s and 40s in the upper Midwest and Northeast the chilliest readings were near the appalachian mountains and Frost was re ported As far South As Newland a staff member at the mount Washington weather Observatory said nearly an Inch of Snow fell on the highest Peak in the Northeast prompting him to put on his song underwear. It looks like Winter everything s got Snow and ice on it said Greg Gordon photographer at the Observatory in the White mountains of new Hampshire. I got my Lontes on this a 20-degree Reading atop the 6,288-foot Peak broke the 1982 Mark of 22 degrees. He said nearly an Inch of Snow fell on mount Washington and a late August Frost covered other parts of new Hampshire. Readings of 54 in Monroe la., is i Kansas City mo., and 32 in Concord n.h., also set records the weather serv ice said. It did Cool off last night did t it said a newspaper Vendor on a Busy downtown Corner in Trenton . My Igel cuts in recent years. Permitting More voluntary losses through waiver of service obligations. Limiting the number of officers coming on Active duty from the Reserve officer training corps and other pro Grams. Selectively limiting the number of officers who arc allowed to continue on Active duty after completion of their Ini tial service obligation. While final action by Congress will affect what course army personnel offi rials take at least some changes beyond signally mandated cuts in officer will have to be made to Correct the problem Wilson said. A but my gunning is that it makes better sense to Lin rank a Cessions and re Duce the number of Ornt with three or four years of service Rath Jhan to in voluntarily separate officers lab. 16 or17 years in the army he said. Shattering in 55 cities beater kicked on and that s something. In the summer i be got it set Down to 58 or 60 degrees. Scattered showers and drizzle lingered across Southwest Texas and Southeast new Mexico after severe storms blitzed Arizona thursday night la Phoenix thunderstorms with 70 Mph winds and 6 inches of rain knocked out Power to 36,000 customers including two hospitals officials said. Lightning set fire to a transformer next to John c. Lincoln Hospital the fir caused minor damage to the Hospital. Alter a backup Generator failed to pro Duce enough Power 128 patients were evacuated. No injuries were reported. Power also went out at Humana hos Pital desert Valley. When the backup Generator failed to Start two operations were finished by flashlight you would t want a situation like this to go on too Long said or. John Marshall who was completing surgery for a Bowel obstruction on a 33-year-old woman. But nobody s life was in jeep two people died in traffic accidents blamed on the storms. Groups seek Cash donations t Vitam spa Gas Cloud in by Joseph of Stuttgart Bureau Stuttgart the volcanic Cloud that killed More than 1,500 people last week in Cameroon has prompted the league of red Cross and red Crescent societies to seek Cash donations to Aid survivors. Officials at the american red Cross european Headquarters in Stuttgart said j Day the league is asking the. A animation to provide supplies food housing andj0ffil ground transportation to the Cardamon red Cross. Americans Interior in helping the Gas Cloud a cub Hurld Send Check marked Calm con to the american red . Box 37243, washing a. Canadian red Cross already has advanced the league 50,000 Canadian Dol Lars about $35,972 for the according to Darrell the league s in be is who wish to to the Canadian red Crossk 95 Wellesley St. East at the of the West african no in Gas explosion since it was fined aug. 23, officials said. Red Cross officials said the poisonous Gas believed to have killed All but two of 700 inhabitants in one town at first hampered efforts to get medical supplies to survivors in the Remote and mountainous re Gion. They said it is impossible to predict How Long the Relief Effort will last Larry Rebenstorf regional manager for american red Cross operations in Northern Germany and in other Northern european nations said she organization donates Only a Small portion of its Money and resources to foreign emergencies. Unlike the major earthquake that rattled Central Mexico last year the Cameroon disaster will not be straining the american red Cross budget Rebenstorf said natural disasters have been occurring at a Normal rate in the United Stales this year while last Yea the second worst year in a Century disasters including six hum to truck land in toe United states. of emergencies forced the red a $40 million emergency Cliet drive late in the year. To Date they have got $28 Joten of that $40 million which is considerably More than we thought that we might be Able to get Rebenstorf said
