Kent State gun dispute centers on photograher's weapon
Former Ohio National Guardsman Michael Delaney testified that campus patrolman Harold Rice took a .38 revolver from Terrence Norman after the Kent State shootings and allegedly claimed it had been fired. Delaney and other witnesses said the gun may have been fired, a point central to renewed Justice Department scrutiny.
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Southern Maine Accountants Club Attends Summer Theater
The Southern Maine Chapter of the National Association of Accountants plans its annual summer theater party on Saturday. A social hour at 6:30 p.m. at Cook's Corner Holiday Inn Brunswick precedes the 8:30 p.m. performance of Call Me Madam at Brunswick Music Theater.
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Dear Abby and Not Prejudiced Readers Face Aging, Boundaries
A reader asks Abby if marrying someone “own kind” is prejudice. Abby advocates personal choice and respect for adults. In second letter a 65-year-old woman laments a daughter-in-law criticizing her housekeeping, with Abby suggesting a gentle, tactful response. A third writer, an 18-year-old, seeks help over a father's new 21-year-old girlfriend and money fears. Abby warns there is little the girl’s target can do without harming the father.
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Clam-Up Day Suggested by HAL Boyle Satiric Column
New York AP report notes HAL Boyle proposes a National Clam-Up Day to restore listening in society. The piece mocks modern chatter and outlines humorous observations on snoring, office folly, postcards, advice, and urban subway faces as symbols of civilization’s erosion.
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Freelandia aims to fly as a yellow themed travel club airline
Freelandia, a one plane charter style airline led by Kenneth Moss, won FAA license and plans Hawaii to Europe routes on a DC8. Members pay 50 dollars to join and fares include Honolulu to San Francisco 69 dollars and New York to Brussels 100 dollars.
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Mary Guinard Plunges 2125 Feet at Yosemite Falls
Mrs. Mary Guinard of Biddeford is a medical patient at Webber Hospital after plunging 2125 feet into the Yosemite Valley California. It is described as the highest waterfall in North America.
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