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   MARY 26,1987 3 V, Prices May Vary in Areas Outside
   Metropolitan Washington (See Box on A2) 25o
   iww Ma'j*or Snowfall
   CoYelLOD.C. Re on'.
   Storm Dumps Inches on Top. of Icy Roads
   By Marc Fisher and Ed Bruske
   WashioNton Post St.1ft Writers
        The second major snowstorm in
   four days bl4nketed 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 fee!
   they cannot travel safely, spokes-
   men said. Arlington County offices
   will be closed, while Prince
   George's County planned to an-
   pounce its policy early this morn-
   Ing.
   While Metro officials hoped to
   STORM'S IMPACT
   n 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.
   n Government: Liberal

   leave for federal, Alexan-
   d0a,_ D.C., Fairfax and
   Montgomery employes; Ar-
   lington, Charles County
   closed.
   a Motto: Bus service can-
   celed in District's Glover
   Park area and Dominion
   and Pimmit Hills in Fairfax.
   a Taxicabs: D.C. emergen-
   cy fares uhtil 11 a. m-. today.
   provide full service this morning,
   the system suffered scattered pow-
   er. outages and equipment troubles
   on it$ rail lines yesterday, and bus
   service remained spotty.
   See SNOW, A6, Col. 3
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