Martinez appears for questioning in school bus bombing case
Baltasar Martinez, 25, from Englewood Colorado, turned himself in at the Denver police station to answer questions about last Thursday's school bus bombing. He and his lawyer Harry Nier deny involvement in the $200,000 damage and are due back for further arson investigator questioning this week.
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Second Sister Jailed For Area Slaying
Beatrice Richardson, 49, jailed on murder charges in Mercer County case. She was extradited from Cleveland after living there under an alias. Her sister Cornelia Howard, 58, already charged with murder in Joanne Wright death. Wright was killed January 21 after her home burned. two children witnessed the crime. Police say motive involved plans to relocate to Pittsburgh with Wright’s children.
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Joanne Wright
Californians Sue Against Draft Lottery
Seven young Californians sue to void the December draft lottery as unconstitutional seeking a new lottery and a temporary restraining order against inductions under the old system. They claim the capsule mixing failed to produce an impartial random sequence per Nixon’s proclamation, with Stanford professors backing the claim that the method biased number selection. The suit targets Selective Service director Hershey and California director Ogden, with a hearing set for Wednesday on the TRO.
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Ingram Olkin
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Marty Robbins Leaves Hospital After Bypass Surgery
Nashville based country star Marty Robbins left a hospital where surgeons used three leg veins to bypass arteries near his heart. He had the operation January 27 after suffering a heart attack during a tour. He was discharged Monday.
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Grand Ole Opry
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Agnew Says Shot Was Ordinary Miss Not Slice
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew contends his errant drive that struck Doug Sanders at the Bob Hope Desert Classic was not a slice but an ordinary miss. Sanders won $200 in the tournament, the injured pro saying the money only covered medical expenses.
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Lincoln, Neb
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Doug Sanders
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Save Our Shade Tips for planting and pruning trees
Corry Shade Tree Committee offers guidance on safe tree pruning. It warns large limbs pose danger and recommends professional arborists for major removals. It lists tools from hand clippers to pruning saws, pole pruners, and ladders, plus safety steps like tool disinfection and rope inspection.
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Corry
Shaw faces federal charge over racial bias at Mount Airy eatery
The U S government charges Wiser Lee Shaw of Bill's Lunch Mount Airy with refusing to serve Negroes and playing racially derogatory music. Atty Gen John N Mitchell filed a complaint asking a U S District Court to order Shaw to stop the alleged practices. Shaw replied that the government cannot dictate how he runs his restaurant.
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Greensboro
N.C
Wiser Lee Shaw
Bill
Mount Airy
John N. Mitchell
U.S. District Court
Shaw
Pruning small limbs on broad leaf trees advice
The guide notes pruning small branches just above an outside bud or fork is common, but cuts can be made without strict regard to bud position. New growth typically emerges on small twigs a short distance below the prune cut. Professionals may be consulted for precise trimming.
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