Man Fined For Driving With Suspended License
In district court a man previously suspended for driving had his license status reviewed and was fined 59 dollars for driving after suspension. The case highlights enforcement actions by the motor vehicle inspector and district court.
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Yugoslavia Recasts Prices to Lure Foreign Tourists
Belgrade announces a new system cutting hotel and restaurant costs for foreigners by about 70 percent and other expenses by 59 percent. Under the plan foreigners receive 5000 Putnik dinars plus 510 ordinary dinars per 100, with hotel bills and meals costing far less than previous rates, though some goods remain scarce.
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Yugoslavia
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Expert explores why laymen and experts differ on art
University of Illinois psychologist Professor Donald A. Gordon reports that laymen and experts seek different qualities in paintings. Two dozen experts and a dozen laymen evaluated 24 works, showing experts favor technical aspects while laymen prize accurate representation.
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Utah Names Drug Store Cowboy and Community Leader
John E. Booth, 55, of Spanish Fork, named Utah’s 1951 Drug Store Cowboy. He began in a dung shop in 1915 at age 13 and bought his store in 1917. Booth helped create the Utah State Junior Livestock Show, served as Spanish Fork mayor four times, and was a state senator in two regular and four special sessions.
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Britain To Restore Statues Of Giants In London Guildhall
London officials approve recarving and reinstalling the 34 foot giants Gog and Magog in the rebuilt lower gallery of the Guildhall after destruction in the blitz. Debate over keeping their original size ends with support for monumental figures in civic display.
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Students Miss Easiest Question On Chem Quiz
Washington inner story reports a chemistry quiz at George Washington University where students were asked to name colors of several compounds. Half of the class correctly identified the colors, while the rest struggled with the simplest item on the test.
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Fea Washington
George Washington University
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