Tar Heels irked Shrimpers face Florida poaching charge
North Carolina Fisheries Assn says 38 vessels charged with Dry Tortugas violations include only seven from NC and none of the four vessels that rammed patrol boats were NC. President Roy L. Watson calls Mitts remarks unfounded and notes NC catch has risen after hurricane damage. A July 19 public hearing will study the issue.
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Four clues surface in Buxton murder investigation
In a detective scene a wealthy attorney Buxton is found shot dead in his office. No fingerprints on the gun. A typed note and scrawled signature hint at a planned outcome. The investigator notes four inconsistencies and hints at further revelations on page six A.
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Dust storms possible with light winds say GE researchers
Frank E. Adley and Wallace E. Gill of General Electric report dust counts rising from 400000 particles per cubic foot at 2 mph to about 24 million at 16 mph. They presented results to an industrial health conference in Atlantic City New Jersey.
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Voter Remains At Polls Without Casting Ballot in Rural Wisconsin
In Monroe Wisconsin a local resident lingered at the polling place for hours after arrival and chatted with election board members. He eventually left without casting his vote. The light turnout marked the scene of the spring election.
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Who Did The Nude Venus
Florence AP reports a disputed sculpture debate over a Venus statue found in a garden at a Renaissance palace museum. Matteo Marangoni claimed a Michelangelo landmark, while Prof Ulrich Middledorf argued it likely imitates Leonardo da Vinci’s circle, possibly Pierino da Vinci, not Michelangelo.
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Erratic courses puzzle Hurricanes still defying forecasters
Miami AP reports forecasters admit difficulty predicting exact landfall points for hurricanes. Walter Davis of the Miami Weather Bureau notes limited accuracy, even with northern hemisphere factors and Siberian weather affecting storm paths. Air Force and Navy hurricane hunters widen radar coverage from Bermuda to Barbados to improve detection ahead of storms.
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