Shade Gap Costly To Dog Trainer
Tom McGinn, a formerly employed dog trainer, hopes to claim a $3,400 reward for the capture of Peggy Ann Bradnick’s kidnapper. His two German Shepherds led to a face to face with William D. Hollenbaugh, where FBI agent Terry Anderson was killed and one dog mortally wounded. McGinn, out of work after a dispute with K-9 Kennels, vows to stay by the wounded dog as doctors attempt surgery. He notes thirty years in the business and a sole chance to prove his worth. Two others have also applied for the reward.
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Trucker Killed In Van Crash Near Uniontown
Dexter D. Harrison aged 31 from Chicago died when his moving van failed to negotiate a curve and overturned on U.S. 40 east of Uniontown Fayette County.
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Pay hike eyed for U.S. servicemen in 3.2 percent boost
Washington reports Senate House conferees reached tentative agreement on a 3.2 percent pay increase for about 3 million servicemen on active duty or in uniformed services. Details to be announced by Rep. L Mendel Rivers, with July 1 effective date unless civilian pay bill delays.
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California Population Growth Plans Face Dismissal
California officials reject admission charges to curb growth while a Washington DC research group urges policies taxing migrants and restricting highways and water. Gov. Brown and planners warn against drastic steps, noting California’s 19 million and a long term 2 billion water project to the south.
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Lynda Bird Dances At Madrid Dinner In Spain Visit
Lynda Bird Johnson demonstrated American dances at a Madrid dinner in her honor ending the first day of her Spain visit. Hosted by Ambassador Angier Biddle Duke and his wife, about 100 guests attended as she danced with many attendees into the night in a sheer green gown with a fast beating orchestra playing.
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Spain
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