Rooster Goes From Toast Of Town To Life In Cage
Henry the bantam rooster once the town celebrity in Cheshire Connecticut was recaptured after a nine month roaming spree. He fled his coop at the Cheshire Grange Fair and eluded neighbors until captured near The Picture Framer's lot. Now caged on the Bonamini property he remains a local hero awaiting a fall return to the fair.
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Rooster
Cheshire
Conn
Henry
Roberto Bonaminto
Icture
Louise Bartholomew
Hartford
Urban teen firearm homicides drop in big cities study says
A National Center for Health Statistics study finds that in 79 counties and the District of Columbia with 10,000 plus youths, firearm homicides among black males aged 15 to 19 rose slightly in urban areas from 1987 to 1989 while nonmetropolitan regions saw little increase. The District had the highest rate at 227.2 per 100,000 for 1987 to 1989, and overall firearms claim about 1,000 black teen lives annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center For Health: Statistics
Ent of Health and Human
District of
Coumbia
United States
District of Columbia
Judge Extends Timber Sale Ban To Study Spotted Owl
U S District Judge Helen Frye extends a timber sale ban for a year after ordering the Bureau of Land Management to study logging effects on the northern spotted owl. The court gave BLM 30 days to timetable an analysis of potential impacts on old growth Northwest forests and the owl, a threatened species since 1990.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Bureau of Land Management
U.S. District Court
Helen Frye
Northwest
BLM
Washington Briefs on Grants and Pacific Rim Growth
The Bureau of Mines Service Projects Award is noted alongside a $63 million grant package from the Commission on National and Community Service aimed at pilot civic service projects nationwide. Sen Edward M Kennedy, a sponsor, emphasizes reviving civic duty and community commitment. Separately Pacific Rim economies are forecast to grow 3.5 percent this year and 4.7 percent next year, with Asia's four tigers Japan and the U.S. lagging but expected to trail. The Pacific Economic Cooperation Council reports 1992 growth of 5.4 to 6 percent led by Korea, Singapore, and Hong Kong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission On
Rvational and Community Service
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Commission
Pacific Rim
Japan
United States
Asia
Han
Korea
Singapore
Pacificconomic Cooperation Council
South Carolina Outdoor Sports Center in Aiken County
South Carolina Outdoor Sports Center Inc. operates a recreational firearms range on 234 acres near Highway 78, offering clay and paper targets, steel targets, a 300 meter rifle range, night shooting, and a clubhouse with a kitchen and picnic area. Open Saturdays and Sundays 12 pm to 6 pm, with contact at 641 9575.
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South Carolina
Aiken County
South Carolina Outdoor Sports Center Inc
South Carolina Outdoor
Sports Center Inc
Dan Carlile
South Carolina Outdoors SportsCenter Inc
Highway 78
Cedar Branch Road
SCOSC
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Seatdesk
Congressional
Interior Degment
David Pryor
D-Ark
General Accounting Office
Idaho
Delos Cy Jamison
Bureau of Land
Washington Briefs
Aiken
Danny Day
Outdo! Sports Center, Inc
Sun Sporting Days
Wan Ren
Cme
Hey Kids Aidland Valle
Ated
Tom
Wyo
Wendy's
Stee
Richland Ave
Stave
York St
Pigaly Wiggly
Whiskey Rd
Whiskey Road Car Wash
Ball Park
Hiskey Road Bar
Aiken Mall
Eading Success, Inc
Sandra Mashburn M. E
Dlrattor
CSRA
Carolina Specialty Company
Powderhouse Rd
Laurens St
Parker’s AT Pops
Sam & Mary Parker
Edgefield Hwy
Pop
Farmer
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