Thief Steals Baseball Hand for Handicapped Player
In Olathe Kansas Terry Nalley a second grader born without a left wrist and hand lost his custom artificial arm and a hog sized glove after a shopping trip. The hand and glove built by P W Hanicke were stolen when Mrs Nalley forgot the sack under a purse rail at a downtown store. Attempts to recover the items continue as Terry awaits fresh equipment and a chance to play left field.
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Terry Nalley
Kan
Terry
Neal Nalley
Olathe Naval Air Station
P.W. Hanicke
Kansas City
Freeda Smith
18-Foot Ad Sign Rejected In Sequoia Hills
SAN LEANDRO The site development subcommission and the city planting commission both rejected an 18 foot high advertising sign proposed for Sequoia Hills at 150th Avenue and East 1st Street. The boards ruled the sign would create a distracting visual jumble for drivers at the busy intersection. The Diamond Sign Company had appealed an earlier subcommission denial. In other action, rezoning was granted to Jack C. Acord for light commercial use at 2113 and 2121 Marina Blvd. to Estaban Corp. for a commercial sparking lot at 634 Joaquin Ave. and to Jose G. and Helen L. Bautista for two duplexes at 1387 East Avenue.
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San Leandro
Oakland
150Th Avenue
East 1Éth Street
City Planting Commission
Diamond Sign Company
Sequoia Hills
Jack C. Acord
Marina Blvd
Estaban Corp
Doaquin Ave
Jose G. and
Helen L. Bauista
Asth Ave
Governors Ponder Joint Water Plan
Governors from Oregon Washington and Arizona weigh a cooperative water plan described as a new way of working together. The proposal aims to allocate water resources more efficiently among western states and could set a precedent for other policy areas.
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Portland
Ore
Afare
Oregon
Washington
Oday
Arizona
Samuel P. God
India's Shastri Lands in Canada on Five Day Visit
Ottawa AP reports Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri arrived in Canada for a five day visit to discuss a proposed All India water use program and a joint Water Resources Council. The talks with Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson aim to integrate regional water projects and move water resources across regions. Representatives of the government prepared for conferences during the visit.
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Ovtawa
India
Water Resources Council
Lal Bahadur
Shastri
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
Gover
Methodists report $16,919,000 world service outlay
Dr Elliott Wisher of Chicago told the California Nevada annual Methodist conference that U S Methodists contributed $16 019 000 to world service projects in the year ending May 31 an increase of about $2 million from the prior year The church aims for an $18 million annual world service goal Dean William H Cannon urged spiritual unity to precede organic church merger
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Stockton
Elliott Wisher
Chicago
U. S. Methodists
California- Nevada
Fisher
William H. Cannon
Chandler School of Theology
Avanta
Dr. Fisher
San Jose
Methodist Church
Prison Mother Welcomes New Baby At San Bernardino Prison
Mrs. Lucille Miller serving a life sentence for murder in her husband’s death was visited by her daughter Debbie who carried baby sister Kimi Kat into the visiting room. The infant, named Kimi Kat, was born last Sunday after the defendant left the hospital with the child.
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Frontera
Lucille Miller
Kimi Kat
Desalination Plan Sparks Interstate Water Debate
Politicians including Grant Sawyer and Oregon Governor Mark Hatfield press for a water policy plan amid fears of drought in the Columbia River basin. The proposal faces nays from several governors while urging federal support and careful study of sea water desalination as a potential remedy.
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Columbia River
Grant Sawyer
Nevada
Oregon
Mark Hatfield
Dan Evans
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