Cattle rustling rings raise alarm in Oklahoma
In Perry Oklahoma a deputy pursues a fast moving truck and recovers six cows and a calf from a trailer, highlighting a rise in cattle rustling across rural America. Experts note it is a high reward, low risk crime, with thefts climbing due to beef price increases and criminal opportunism. Authorities link Oklahoma thefts to neighboring states and discuss methods, motives, and evolving detection.
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Perry
Okla
Todd Culp
Culp
Cimarron Turnpike
Sheriff’s Department
America
Joe Rector
Oklahoma
Texas
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Man pays 1954 Philadelphia speeding ticket from abroad
John Gedge now 84 in East Sussex England sent Fairmount Park officials five pounds to settle a 1954 speeding ticket. He was visiting Philadelphia on July 15, 1954 when a park guard fined him for driving 55 mph in a 35 mph zone. The notice remained unpaid until his recent discovery in an old coat.
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John Gedge
Philadelphia
Fairmount Park
Gedge
East Sussex
England
Spelling bee finalist Caitlin Cambell honored in Amarillo sign
Caitlin Campbell, 14, finished eighth in the national spelling bee in Washington after misspelling collyrium. A downtown Amarillo billboard misrendered her surname as Cambell, reading Con gratulations Caitlin Cambell for making Amarillo proud. Lamar Outdoor Advertising will replace it with the correct spelling.
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Caitlin Campbell
Amarillo
Texas
Caitlin
Caitlin Cambell
Lamar Outdoor
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