Epstein Found Dead In London Home At Buckingham Palace
Police said no notes were found and no suspect circumstances after Brian Epstein, promoter and Beatles manager, was found dead in his bed at a high value London residence near Buckingham Palace. A postmortem is planned to determine the cause amid friends noting months of ill health and a suicide scare last year. Epstein, once a Liverpool furniture store clerk, helped launch the Beatles to global fame and amassed significant wealth.
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Fire report saves Prescott home after distant distress call
A unidentified citizen band operator in Ho oteenanny Hollow Arizona failed to reach anyone to report a house fire on Duford Avenue. David Shores of Richmond Virginia heard the call and alerted the Virginia Highway Patrol who relayed to the Arizona patrol and Prescott fire department. Firefighters arrived in time to save the house and the Arizona patrol paid. Brian Mark Paul and Dwayne Fahrenkrog were announced as newborn quadruplets in St Louis. The four boys are the latest of a family of 12. Tourism in Britain reached a record 1 070 000 visitors in the first half of the year, up 12 percent from 1966.
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Pahrenkrog
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46th Sparta Fair Set For Sept 7 8 9
The 46th Spartansburg Community and School Fair runs September 7 to 9 with displays in vegetables flowers livestock poultry swine crops canned baked goods candy and needle craft. A panel will award prizes for top displays while cash prizes go to first second and third. The schedule begins September 7 at 9 am with building entries free acts queen crowning booster badge drawings and more including pony pulling and a parade on September 8 and an ox roast stock exhibits and fireworks slated for September 9.
Sea Life May Yield New Medicine
Prof. Ara Der Marderosian of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy says toned-down toxins from sea creatures and plants could lead to new medicines. He cited tetraodotoxin from puffer fish already used in Japan and saxitoxin from shellfish as potential anesthetics and pain relievers, with U S Public Health Service work in Narragansett still in animal testing. The Rhode Island symposium drew over 200 researchers and is co sponsored by two societies and URI College of Pharmacy.
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Corry Court Handling Allege Assault Case and Bond
Mrs Malek verified witness stories while Nichols and Shrout testified. Charles Malek was arrested and charged with assault and battery with an auto before Alderman Merle Ottaway. Ottaway set bail at 1000 dollars and a hearing was scheduled for Saturday. In other news Ronald S Crane 81 longtime University of Chicago English professor emeritus died after a long illness.
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