NEWSCLIP FROM WASHINGTON POST, AND, RV SESSION NOTES, SOURCE 101

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• Publication Date: January 26, 1987
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New. Major Snowfall
Covers D.C. Region'
Storm Dumps Inches on Top. of f Icy Roads
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By Marc Fisher and Ed Bruske
Washington Post Staff Writers
The second major snowstorm in
four days blanketed the Washington
area yesterday, burying roads
anew, snarling traffic and spoiling
Super Sunday parties.
The metropolitan area awoke
Sunday to light flurries,, the precur-
sor to an anticipated all-night snow-
fall that created a five-day weekend
for thousands of area workers and
schoolchildren.
National Weather Service -fore-
casters predicted that snow would
.fall heavily throughout the night
and taper off this morning, with ac-
cumulations of up to 12 inches. By
10 p.m., three inches had fallen in
Washington and heavy snow con-
tinued to fall.
Schools will be closed in most ju-
risdictions throughout the area to-
day.
Federal workers and government
employes in the District, Montgom-
ery and Fairfax counties and Alex-
andria will be allowed to arrive late
or take a vacation day if they feel
they cannot travel safely, spokes-
men said. Arlington County offices
will be closed, while Prince
George's County planned to an-
nounce its policy early this morn-
ing.
While Metro officials hoped to
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B Style/Television/Comics
CC Classified
D Sports
E Metro/Obituaries
Inside: Washington Business
Detailed index on Page A2
Prices May Vary in Areas outside
Metropolitan Washington (See Box on A2)
STORM'S IMPACT
^ Schools: Systems closing
today are Alexandria, Anne
Arundel, Arlington, Calvert,
Carroll, Charles, D.C., Fair-
fax, Falls Church, Fauquier,
Loudoun, Manassas Park,
Manassas, , Montgomery,
Prince George's and Prince
William. Undecided: How-
ard, Stafford.
^ Government: Liberal
leave for federal, Alexan-
d0a,e D.C., Fairfax and
Montgomery employes; Ar-
lington, Charles County
closed. -
^ Metro: Bus service can-
celed in District's Glover
Park area and Dominion
and Pimmit Hills in Fairfax.
^ Taxicabs: D.C. emergen-
cy fares until 11 a. m-. today.
provide full service this morning,
the system suffered scattered pow-
er, outages and equipment troubles
on its rail lines yesterday, and bus
service remained spotty.
See SNOW, A6, Col. 3
lawn of the %ittrl ss heavy snow falls. ^ Area residents frustrated but resigned as snow falls again.
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