Jockey Disqualified After Dandy Tom Finishes Third
In Carlisle, England, Chris Collins riding Dandy Tom finished third in a race behind Signal Guide. Dandy Tom threw Collins, who then pursued the horse but both were later disqualified after a photo finish among the trio.
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Chris Collins
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Signal Guide
Collins
Process server accidentally wins bid at stockyards sale
Denver AP reports Calvin Smith went to a stockyards auction to serve a subpoena and became an unwilling bidder for an Angus calf. When he pointed to the man to serve, the auctioneer declared a bid at 400 dollars and another bidder pushed the price to 500 dollars, forcing no purchase by Smith.
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Denver
Calvin Smith
Smith
Test Court's Power To Cut Cash Awards
The Supreme Court agreed to hear if appeals courts may reduce large jury awards in damage suits. Carl F. Grunenthal, a Long Island Railroad worker injured in 1962, sued for 250000 and won 305000. the appeals court reduced to 200000, prompting a constitutional challenge.
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Supreme Court
Carl F. Grunenthal
Long Island Railroad
Grunenthal
Court of Appeals
Two Bears Attack Canadian Hockey Veteran King
Connie King 58 a former Detroit Red Wings forward was mauled by a mother grizzly and cub while feeding on a moose carcass near his Chilcotin ranch. He crawled one mile to his house in three hours then traveled 250 miles by vehicle to a Vancouver hospital in satisfactory condition. The attack left him blinded in one eye and severely injured. rescuers included Irene King and local ranchers who ferried him via jeep and airlift.
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Vancouver
B.C
Connie King
British Columbia
King
Bears
Detriot Red Wings
National Hockey League
Grizzly
Chilcotin
Wayne Escott
Bella Coola
Provost
Alta
Victoria
Anaheim Lake District
The View From Here to Kathleen Babcock Criticism Overdone
A defense of America against excessive self-criticism and anti US sentiment. The author argues national pride remains despite injustices and highlights the value of individual rights and free expression in a democratic society.
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Kathleen Babcock
Old-fashioned patriotism in a changing America
A speaker defends core American freedoms and the right to dissent. He argues freedom of choice and access to diverse opinions, warns against anti-American rhetoric, and champions traditional patriotism over modern excuses. The piece reflects ongoing debates about loyalty, duty, and civic responsibility.
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America
Copters To Try And Save Crops
Copters fan warm air over about 600 acres in Erie County as frosty temperatures drop to 22 degrees. Three Vietnam veteran pilots and Erie County Extension Agent Ploren James led half hour sweeps to save $1.5 million in crops. The outcome will be known in a few days as lights stayed on until dawn.
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Clyde
Ohio
Sandussky
Erie County
Ploren James
American Pride Amid Flaws Amidst Threats
A speaker asserts love for the United States and belief in its value despite flaws. They warn history would mark it a tragedy if Americans fail to recognize their heritage before enemies strip it away, and express pride in being American.
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America
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