Lorain family donates pet squirrel to community college
Juanita Muir a six year old from Lorain Ohio hugs her pet squirrel Squiggy farewell before turning it over to Lorain County Community College. The Muirs raised the animal since finding it abandoned by its mother and say it grew too large and mischievous to keep at home.
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Juanita Muir
Lorain
Ohio
Squiggy
Lorain County
Looge
Muirs
College
Three men indicted in alien smuggling case
SAN DIEGO United press news Three men Francisco Andrade-Gonzalez Alfonso Jimengs and Ruben Reyes Rodriguez were indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of transporting harboring and concealing illegal aliens. They allegedly operated with co conspirators for years smuggling dozens of aliens into the United States at a $200 to $240 fee. Aliens were picked up near east San Diego County and hidden in a San Diego area hotel before being moved to the Santa Barbara area.
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San Diego
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Francisco Andrade-Gonzalez
Alfonso Jimine Jimengs
Carpenteria
Ruben Reyes Rodriguez
Ensenada
Mex
U.S
Donald Shanahan
Shanahan
Santa Barbara
Lewis
Clay Street
Andrew Hailidie
Hallidie
Clay Stevt
San Francisco
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Hong Kong
Wellington
New Zealand
Dollar Climbs on Europe Markets Amid Mixed Trading
The dollar rose on most European money markets except London and gained on the two major Asian markets. European dealers offered no specific reason for today's opening gains or the prior two days of downward drift, noting ambiguous factors behind the shifts.
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London
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San Francisco Celebrates Cable Cars 100th Birthday
Thousands in foggy Chinatown mark the 100th birthday of San Francisco’s cable cars. Mayor Alioto praises the fleet’s value despite annual costs, noting 13 million riders yearly. The event features nostalgia, parades, and remarks from residents who battled to preserve the cars.
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San Francisco
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Portsmouth Square
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Joseph L. Alioto
Larry Lewis
Ald
Jel Klussman
Californian wins world horseshoe intermediate title in Eureka
Ralph Bardall of Barstow California captured the world intermediate horseshoe pitching championship with six wins in seven matches and 72 percent ringers. Art Kommon of Mesa Arizona finished second with 52 percent ringers, and Art Haller of Crystal Minnesota placed third. The senior division ended in a three way tie to be settled in a playoff. The men’s championship opens a six day run tonight with 36 top qualifiers in round robin play.
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Ralph Bardall
Barstow
Calif
Art Kommon
Mesa
Ariz
Art Haller
Crystal
Minn
Abe Austin
Oak Park
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Henry Franke
Ray Miller
Springfield
Ohio
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