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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1977

Page

7

Burned kids return to class with tough looks and hope

Three boys Bobby Ball Juan Salazar and Ron Vigil were burned in a methane sewer explosion last August. After months of treatment at Denver Children's Hospital they returned to Ora Oliver Elementary wearing burn suits and masks to protect healing skin. Teachers praise their rapid adjustment and resilience while noting adults at times mock their appearance.

Bobby Ball Juan Salazar Ron Vigil Denver Children’s Hospital Ora Oliver Elementary School

Greece moves to regulate prostitution under Operation Virtue

Athens authorities push a draft law to register prostitutes and restrict those in bars and on streets. The measure seeks medical exams, police permits, and possible jail terms, arguing to protect health and public morals while drawing protests over rights and safety concerns.

Athens Morals Squad Social Services Ministry

World Almanac Q and A on U.S. presidents and Rwanda

The item presents quiz style questions about Grover Cleveland as 22nd president, 24th president to be Grover Cleveland, Rwanda as a republic in Africa, and Alfred E. Smith as the first Roman Catholic to run for U.S. president with the next Catholic candidate noted. It includes an answer string with unclear final entries.

United States Grover Cleveland Rwanda Ussr Republic Africa Gilbert Yne Alfred E. Smith

Portrait of Mrs Oliver Wolcott Purchased by Virginia Museum

A Ralph Earl portrait of Mrs Oliver Wolcott, wife of a signer of the Declaration and later Connecticut governor, has been bought by the Virginia Museum. Earl, a pioneering American historical painter, is noted for his portraits and Lexington and Concord battle scenes.

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