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Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1977

Page

9

Poetry in Public Places brings verse to Boise spaces

Boise State University English professor Tom Trusky founded Poetry in Public Places to post two color posters of student and faculty poetry in busy locales. Since 1975 the project expanded from buses to offices, schools, libraries, hospitals, and cafeterias, drawing mixed reactions from customers and workers.

Boise, Idaho Tom Trusky Boise Trusky Boise State University Boise State Trosky Cold-Iill Ahsahla Press PIPP Marlene Stuart Idaho Robert Huffstadt Morrison-Knudson Co

Murder linked to station killing delays cite friend theft

Smithfield North Carolina AP investigation into the Delaware student Hugh C. Sanders Jr. death reveals delays caused by his friend’s refusal to admit taking four dollars of gasoline from the service station. District Attorney John W. Twisdale says Joe Proceno and another youth failed to identify station owner Robert L. Bass as the shooter, leading to dropped murder charges for Bass due to lack of evidence.

Smithfield N.C Hugh C. Sanders Jr Joe Proceno Robert L. Bass Proceno Dist John W. Twisdale Bass Sanders Twisdale

Forgotten Victims Sammy Wilson Typical Of 18 000 Maimed In War

In Belfast and across Northern Ireland the war maims 18 000 people, many severely. Sammy Wilson, 47, lost his right leg in the Conway's Bar bombing in Greencastle and now seeks a life rebuilt with an artificial limb and training at Felden Rehabilitation Center. Others, including barman Jimmy Murphy and ex soldier Robert, share shattered lives, with the center aiding reintegration and self respect amid ongoing violence.

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