Woman Refuses Parole At 90 In Marysville Prison Home
Anna Szeman, aged 90, declares Marysville Reformatory for Women her home after refusing parole. A life marked by a 1929 second degree murder conviction and multiple marriages, she lacks a current home or living relatives. Her only visitors are former inmates, and mail ceased years ago.
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Syria and Lebanon near political settlement
Syria's military police chief in Beirut on a cease fire patrol spoke of a near political settlement with Lebanon. Khaddam said Moslems and Christians have agreed to key posts, while Franjieh opposes partition and Syria vows to safeguard sovereignty and curb clashes with Lebanese factions.
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Second Closest Earth Asteroid Discovery Boosted by Helin
CAMARILLO CALIF. AP astronomer Eleanor Helin reports a newly found asteroid called Fast-moving Object Helin may cross Earth’s orbit annually. She estimates a 75 percent chance of hitting Earth within 24 million years, creating a crater 20 miles wide. The object, one to two miles across, could be landed by NASA in a future mission.
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Maine caucuses shape Maine delegates to Democratic National Convention
The Maine caucuses join Mississippi and Iowa as early steps in selecting delegates for the Democratic National Convention in New York. Results may remain unclear until mid month as campaigns focus on large cities with early dates.
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Cartoonist Mort Walker Defends Women Humor Claim
Greenwich Conn is Mort Walker creator of Hi and Lois and Beetle Bailey. In an AP interview he says women lack sense of humor, joking about the rib God took from Adam and given to Eve. The remarks appear in a magazine piece from the Museum of Cartoon Arts.
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Phoenician roots and jokes stir Lebanon debate
The discussion centers on Lebanese identity with Maronite pride in non-Arab origins and Phoenician legends. Walker, cited as an arts commentator, questions women’s humor and sociability, noting feminist disinterest in jokes while acknowledging personal bias and the humorous nature of his article.
Thieves Steal 19 Picasso Works From Avignon Palace
Three hooded gunmen beat three guards and fled with 19 unsigned Picasso paintings from the Hall of the Great Chapel in the Palace of the Popes Avignon. The exhibit housed 201 works insured for 2.47 million dollars. police say the theft likely involved inside knowledge and a rented white van was seen nearby.
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