Troop 92 recognizes Eagle award recipients in Court of Honor
Boy Scout Troop 92 of Hope held a Court of Honor at the First Presbyterian Church to present eagle and year pins amid awards for leadership, skills, merit badges, and new ranks. Three scouts, Bobby Barger Mark Moore and Mike Comer, earned Eagles.
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Doctors say they try to respect death wish
Doctors responding to an American Medical Association survey show strong support for allowing dying patients to die with dignity. About 95 percent favor honoring requests for a natural death, with legal and ethical constraints cited as major obstacles and most doctors urging discussion with patients and families.
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Snow blankets Ohio Valley as front moves eastward
A cold front delivering up to four inches of snow presses into the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes region from Kentucky to Michigan. Travel advisories dot Ohio, Virginia, Illinois and Pennsylvania while sleet and freezing rain threaten Easter states. Temperatures range from 63 in Brownsville to 1 below in Waterloo.
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N Carolina political figure Dr Ralph Waldo McDonald buried today
Dr Ralph Waldo McDonald 73, former North Carolina House member and 1936 governor candidate, buried in Russellville Arkansas. A Salem College educator turned Bowling Green State University president, he challenged the Hoey faction in a fierce Democratic primary and later led BGSU for a decade. Survivors include widow Athleen, a daughter, three sisters and three grandchildren.
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