The Nation - News from Nov. 27, 1985
A band of wintry weather across the northern part of the nation kept temperatures at record low levels in the West and brought snow and freezing rain in the East. Three people were killed on slick roads in Massachusetts and Nebraska, bringing to 25 the death toll since the bad weather began over the weekend. Travel advisories for freezing rain and occasional snow were in effect over parts of Michigan, New York state and New England.
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