Health Careers Day at St Luke's Is Saturday
Health Careers Day at St Luke's hospital returns this Saturday drawing junior and senior high students from multiple communities. Attendees tour facilities, meet department heads, and choose two seminars on careers such as dentistry, nursing, radiology, physical therapy, and medical technology with guided tours and exhibits to show real job duties.
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Thieves Target Safe With 8800 Then 51200 Fireproof Vault Strike
MGROEW England thieves again hit a local safe. First 8800 stolen from the office safe triggers insurance advice. A larger safe is bought but the culprits strike again, with 51200 reportedly taken. The repeated alarms highlight ongoing security concerns in the area.
Measure Brought Quite a Laugh in Carson City
Nevada legislators laughed when the bill was introduced. It would have made it legal for late senators and assembly men to view buss during certain boring hogs. The measure was quickly referred to committee.
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Age Question Flusters Woman in Court Inquiry
A newspaper item reports a court digression where a lawyer Kenneth Edlin questioned a wife about her age. She responded with a garbled answer, quoting numbers and phrases in a stilted dialect, while the judge and officials attempted to interpret the statements amid the proceedings.
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Japanese To Tour Soviet Army Bases
A Japanese delegation from the Self-Defense Agency will conduct a 10 day inspection tour of Soviet military bases. The Sunkei Shimbun reports Soviet officials granted access to most bases with exceptions noted for specific facilities near Leningrad and Kursk.
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Bill Seeks Ban On Halloween
Michigan lawmakers move to outlaw Halloween via a bill that would classify begging or wearing disguises as a misdemeanor. The measure, introduced in the House and referred to the judiciary committee, aims to curb Halloween activities amid debate on public order and morality.
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Dog Lover Cleared of Theft Charges in England
In a verdict at a local court in Hertfordshire, Robert Saville was cleared of theft accusations involving a dog. He claimed the act was a mercy gesture, saying he found the pet and returned it to its owner, and police later stopped him nearby. The dog reportedly wagged as he spoke of the kindness.
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