Teen drag ravers cited after gas station escape chase
Police nabbed two teenagers Larry E. Johnson 19 and Lawrence B. Emery 18 after they peeled out of a gas station at North Center Street and Colum bus Avenue and fled east on East Columbus. Emery cited for running a red light and both charged with reckless driving.
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R. D
Clymer
Emery
North Center
Columbus
Alderman-Porter Auer
Indictment Linked To Ashtabula Vandalism Case
Three Ashtabula residents entered not guilty pleas to vandalism charges tied to paint damage at the Malded Fiber Glass Co plant in Ashtabula. Bond set at 500 dollars. tentative hearings planned for March 16. Grand Jury probe also noted four January bombings and other vandalism in the county.
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Fiber Glass Co
Ashtabula
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Grand Jory
David F Thornton
Roger B. Morgan
Paol
Moore
Oakwowil
Tsahie Mons
Hayy
Clausen Conneaul
Reident
Robert 0D. Webb
Greek King in Failing Health Amid Multiple Clots
Greek King Paul, under regency by Crown Prince Constantine, battles a leg thrombosis and a lung embolism after recent abdominal surgery. A medical bulletin notes progressive urinary difficulty but no major change in overall condition. previous reports mention partial clot improvement under treatment.
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Greece
Paul
Fredericka
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Te Ie Talal Palace
Senate Slow In Approving Indian Compensation Bill
Senate Interior Subcommittee faced delays on a bill to compensate the Senecas for mine-lands on the Alleghany project. Commissioners defended promises and warned against rushed action that could invite similar tribal demands. Leaders argued the funds are needed to resettle those displaced by the Kinewa dam before civil rights debates.
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Ank Chueh
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Nash
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D-Pa
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Kenneth B. Keating
New Yor Republic
Kinewa
Church
Chuch
The Food that Endures Lenten Meditation
Rev G C Creighton of Seventh day Adventist Church reflects on John 6 41 56 in a Lenten meditation. He contrasts the Passover symbol with the true meaning of Christ as the Lamb of God and urges receiving Him as personal Saviour through faith and beholding His love.
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Seventh-day Adventist Church
Israel
Egypt
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Mighty Storm Rages Across Southwest and Beyond
A potent storm swept the Southwest bringing heavy snow and freezing temperatures across Utah Arizona Wyoming Colorado New Mexico Nebraska and Kansas. Tucson reports two inches in two hours marking first measurable snow since 1958 with up to three inches in parts. Denver area sees five inches as winds exceed 30 mph disrupt highways. Louisiana evacuates 12 families after 4.60 inches of rain in 24 hours with flood risks from Amite and Comite rivers. Arctic air triggers cold wave warnings from Wyoming to northwestern Wisconsin.
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Nebraska
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Ariz
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Virginia
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Midwest
Canada
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Wisconsin
Christ as personal savior lets life and grace become ours
The text stresses that Christ must be known personally, not just in theory. It urges feeding on Him and assimilating His life and love into the heart, so His grace becomes our own.
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Christ
Senate probes delayed on Liston Clay boxing deal
Senate plans a probe into the Cassius Clay Sonny Liston boxing deal face delays as Sen. Philip A. Hart says hearings will wait until civil rights debate ends. The anti-monopoly subcommittee will pursue boxing promotions and underworld links once the matter moves forward.
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Cassius Clay
Schamp
Sonny
Liston
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Clay
A. Smonal
Mosm. Rasioner
Estes Kefauger
D-Tenn
Hart
Clyde Newt Pleads Guilty in 1989 Beaumont Slaying
Clyde Newt changed his plea to guilty in the 1989 killing of a Beaumont School for Boys counselor and was sentenced to life imprisonment by Judge D. Carlow Mayes after a 50 minute trial. He had previously been convicted of first degree murder in Barry Steele Chapman’s death and has faced multiple appeals and retrials.
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Mowhatan
Clyde Newt
Beaumont School For
D. Carlow Mayes
New
Barry Steele Chapman
Near
Maereh
Richmond
Flogging Debate At Eton Prompts Reform Talk
A sample at Eton shows fewer than one in four students supported abolition of flogging. Cane lashes remain standard punishment for wrongdoers at the prestigious school training Britain's future elite as political debate swirls in Parliament and Senate schedules early sessions on civil rights.
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England
Eton
Britain
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