Woman loses appeal of assault conviction
Denver AP reports Mary Edna Pesman lost her appeal of a second degree assault conviction in Mesa County District Court. The Colorado Court of Appeals found the assaults against Verrun Reams occurred during divorce proceedings and custody discussions, including kicking, biting, and throwing an ashtray, with evidence deemed admissible and not overly prejudicial.
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Colorado Court of Appeals
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Mesa County
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Thich
Reams
Pesman
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Korean businessman tied to campaign contributions list
Washington AP report says Tonys Park told Anchorage customs three years ago he gave campaign funds to many U S politicians including Richard Nixon in connection with rice deals. The list names up to 90 figures, with Nixon, Goldwater, Humphrey, Hanna among them, amid a federal probe into influence peddling by Korean agents. Park was stopped for an undeclared gift, becoming hysterical as papers were inspected.
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Tonys Park
Richard Mr. Nixon
Park
Congress
Anchorage
Alaska
U.S
Justive Department
Donavan Working
Customs
Nixon
Working
Barry Goldswater
Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard T. Hanna
Sitfid
United States
Board and teachers seek clarified negotiations on contracts
The board and GTA discuss evaluating extensive documents and seek meetings with GTA leaders and Dr. Mitchell to clarify salary and employment terms. Dr. Cook defends Mitchell’s integrity and notes district progress. The group notes a Supreme Court ruling on collective bargaining allows discussion beyond salaries, but teachers rejected the board’s mediation plan.
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Teel
Bil) Mitchell
Donald Cook
Tribune
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Mitehill
Distriet Six
Mitchell
Cook
Jolson
Sun
Supreme Court
Board of Education
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New York detective sentenced for conspiracy in Denver killing
A suspended New York City detective, Robert Davis, 39, was sentenced in Denver to not less than 30 nor more than 45 years for conspiring to kill Tal Levine, a Denver businessman and gambler, in the October 7, 1973, shooting. The case centered on Davis acting as the trigger man recruited by Michael Borrelli, with Anthony d Pr ero testifying after immunity. Davis plans to appeal, with bond set at 100000.
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New York City
Colorado State Penitentiary
Robert Davis
Robert P. Fullerton
Davis
Tal Levine
Condt
Levine
Fullerton
Shire
Charles Brega
New York
Michael Borrelli
D'Prero
Shirley
Borrelli
Five ideographs decorate restaurant chopsticks
Diners at Chinese eateries often receive chopsticks adorned with five characters symbolizing happiness luck prosperity peace and tongue.
Shoes fit both feet in colonial America say experts
National Geographic World magazine notes that most shoes in colonial America fit either foot and people could switch shoes to wear evenly if needed. The article highlights practical footwear habits of settlers and their impact on daily life.
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National Deggraphic World Magazi
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