Biting Bunny May Be First To Get License
The ASPCA warns burglars to stay away from its Manhattan office guarded by an attack rabbit named Harvey. Harvey has bitten six people after 10 days in adoption and may face licensing under a new city law.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1977
Page
3
The ASPCA warns burglars to stay away from its Manhattan office guarded by an attack rabbit named Harvey. Harvey has bitten six people after 10 days in adoption and may face licensing under a new city law.
State police investigator cleared Lincoln County deputy in a shooting during an arrest attempt that killed William H. Bias. Coroner and prosecutor cited no improper conduct. Bias had a history of mental instability and the gun discharged when dropped.
An oil portrait of President Jimmy Carter by Mrs. Lenore Holsveig of Roanoke was placed in the Clifton Forge treasurer’s office. The painting, 30 by 40 inches, was made from an AP wirephoto after a Covington Virginian image appeared Jan 25. The Rev. John D. Neely arranged it. a Carter consultant reportedly suggested Clifton Forge as display site.
An Indian tiger measuring 11 ft 1 in and weighing 857 lb, believed to be the largest ever taken in India, was shot in November 1967 and is now exhibited at the National Museum of Natural History in Washington DC.
A World Almanac style quiz asks which four Republican hopefuls challenged Franklin D. Roosevelt unsuccessfully. It also asks which animal lives longer between the bonnee or the lion and tests Halley’s Comet’s next Earth return around which year option.
GAO urged a high level safety review of Virginia Electric and Power Co. North Anna unit two, 76 percent complete, citing similar construction violations as in unit one. The NRC fined VEPCO $31,900 for unit one and ordered corrections and a new independent audit of past engineering and quality control decisions, with protections for whistleblowers.
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