Police Training Device Adds Realism to Firearms Training
At a California sheriff conference a Spartan Sec simulated training device demonstrated how officers face realistic combat scenarios. The machine uses motion, sensors, and strobe effects to stress decision making, with a 13,900 lease and a library of scenarios including robberies and searches. Sheriff Geary declined to fire a weapon without personal verification.
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California State Sheriff Association
Sec
Loran Norton
Carter Industries
Spartan
Pat Bland
Norton
Bland
Spartan Sec
Carter
Santa Clara
James M. Geary
One-Time Revolutionary in Russia Finds Wealth in U S
Emil Ruebens, once a teenage revolutionary who met Lenin and Trotsky, rose to wealth as a Boston area businessman. He chairs two firms, with a million dollar bank balance, and earns three million annually. He plans to graduate from Northeastern in June while continuing his varied careers.
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Boston
UPI
Emil Ruebens
Northeastern University
Kirovograd
Russia
Nicholas II
Rueben Ruebens
Ruebens
Emil
Europe
Prague
Radan University
Siberia
Lenin
Trotsky
London
Benito Mussolini
Canada
Detroit
Buffalo
N.Y
Anna Steinberg
AAG Vrner
North End
Massachusetts
Sharon Bolt and Screw Co
Ashland
Mass
E.M. Joesam Co
Somoza to Attend Harvard Graduation with Family
Managua UPI Somoza Jr heads to Boston to watch his son Anastasio Somoza III graduate from Harvard University. General Somoza, commander of Nicaragua's national guard, travels with his wife Hope. This marks his first trip abroad since December earthquakes.
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Managua
UPI
Anastasio Somoza Jr
Boston
Anastasio Somoza III
Harvard University
Somoza
Hope
Nicaragua
Two Flocks Compete for Spoonbills at Donana Reserve
In Seville the Coto Donana wildlife reserve spans 34 500 acres hosting 187 animal species. The reserve holds 200 pairs of spoonbills, one of two flocks in Western Europe with Holland hosting the other.
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Seville
Spain
Coto Donana
Here
Europe
Holland
Photo Hobbyist Dornes Captures 19th Century Visage Studio
Irving Desfor notes John Dornes, Monroe architect and antiques collector, turned flea market portraitist into a fulltime photographer. He creates 1850s style daguerreotype portraits in mid Manhattan’s New York Antiques Center, using period costumes and props for quick, staged images. Dornes has photographed numerous celebrities in vintage personas, drawing crowds and acclaim.
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John Dornes
Monroe
N.Y
Dornes
New York
New York City
Manhattan
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