Bell Defends Bar Recommendations in North Carolina
State Sen. Doiles Bell argues the judgeship should be appointive, defending a North Carolina Bar Assn study committee stance and opposing Fayetteville candidate Leavy Carroll who warns of reduced ballot power. Bell says laymen cannot judge technical qualifications. compares to science teachers elected by vote. He cites broader concerns about political control and the public ballot's limited influence.
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Body of Springfield teen found after disappearance
The 16 year old Mary Jane Hanselman was found on a country road near the Illinois state fairgrounds. Authorities say she was raped and strangled with her wrists bound and a stocking tied around her neck. She was a Sacred Heart Academy sophomore and part time waitress.
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Voice strain threatens singers and cords says Stanford expert
AP reports Dr. Paul J. Moses of San Francisco warns excessive yelling and throaty singing strain vocal cords. Repeated high tension can form nodes on cords, surgically removable but not guaranteed to restore tone. Psychological factors and hormonal changes also affect pitch, with pregnancy or menstruation influencing women’s singing.
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