Florida Judge Rules Custody to N.Y. Pair
In a Miami ruling, Dade County Circuit Judge Ralph Cullen granted Nicholas and Jean DeMartino custody of Lenore, the four year old adopted daughter at the center of a New York custody dispute. Miss Scarpetta, Lenore’s birth mother, plans an appeal as the DeMartinos celebrate with their Miami attorney.
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Neighborhood petitions seek traffic lights and street light
Two citizen groups filed petitions in the city clerk’s office urging safety improvements. One group from Eighteenth street and D avenue NE asks for stop signs to slow racers and protect children from accidents. A second group from Thirtieth street NE between C and D avenues requests a street light in the alley to deter crime.
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Alleyway Darkness Cited in Break-In Fears by Petitioners
Petitioners claim their homes are easily entered via a dim alley behind properties and worry the darkness encourages crime. They urge action to reduce risk and improve safety in the area.
Bronx Zoo Opens Artificial Jungle Exhibits for Apes
The Bronx Zoo unveils two experimental ape exhibits featuring lowland gorillas and orangutans in barless simulated forest settings. A tropical stream, hanging vines, thick branches, and hollow drums create a natural habitat behind a glass wall, replacing traditional cages.
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Cripple Creek Depot Becomes Tourism Hub for Small City
Cripple Creek Colorado once a rail crossroads now hosts a museum in the old depot. The town of about 600 people relies on tourism as the main income source as five railroads once served the mining center.
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Cedar Rapids Fire Department Promotes Two Lieutenants
The Cedar Rapids city council approved promotions of firefighters Lloyd D. Bean and Dick Wing to lieutenant. Bean, 36, of 1130 Woodlark Lane NW, since Oct. 8, 1962, is married with three children. Wing, 28, of 242 Johnson Avenue NW, joined Jan. 1, 1964, is married with a son. Bean’s appointment is effective Wednesday and Wing’s on Thursday.
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Nixon Heads Midwest Trip Wearing Non Political Hat
President Nixon tours the Midwest in a non political posture during a pre campaign year. He will visit Indiana and Illinois for events including a plaque unveiling in Vernon Indiana at his mother Hannah Milhouse Nixon birthplace and a Purdue University retirement dinner in Indianapolis. He will also speak in Chicago at a joint conference of retired teachers and retired persons associations.
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Little Rock Named for River Rock Landmark
The Arkansas city derives its name from a rock protruding along the Arkansas River near downtown. The rock marked where a ferry carried travelers across the river in frontier days.
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Want ads offer part or full time job opportunities
Classified want ads help readers locate part time and full time employment. Local listings include contact details and brief job descriptions.
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