Million-dollar chase for cancelled Lindstrom baseball card
Allentown dealer Joshua Evans says a 1932 U S Caramel Lindstrom card marked CANCELLED and punched with two holes is worth about 985000 more than the common estimates of 15000. Evans tours TV shows with an armed guard, insisting the card is the world’s best.
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Diwali Celebration At Cordley School Highlights Indian Culture
About 400 local residents gathered at Cordley School for Diwali Nite hosted by the EU India Club. Rami Singh and others explained the lunar holiday, with performances by Rita Mustaphi and Ranee Ramaswamy featuring traditional dances and a banquet of matar paneer and gulab jamun. Diwali marks the Hindu new year with oil baths, lighting lamps, and customs promoting prosperity.
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Israel tightens grip to curb Palestinian protests in Jerusalem
Israeli forces sealed off the occupied territories dismantling contact with the outside, confining about 680000 residents, and arresting suspected activists as the PLO prepares to declare an independent Palestinian state at its Algeria meeting. Two Arabs were shot in Gaza amid clashes.
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Americans freed in Laos after ransom and protest cancellation
Two American detainees held in Laos while seeking U S prisoners of war were released Saturday as supporters paid $1,500 and called off planned protests.
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Baker viewed as 'deputy president'
Washington expects James A. Baker III to wield broad influence as secretary of state in a Bush administration. Aides say top policy jobs will favor pragmatist Republicans with ties to Baker and Bush while Baker pushes for budget and domestic control via Richard G. Darman as budget director and closer link with Nicholas Brady on economic policy.
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Haskell expands remedial offerings for Indian junior college
Haskell Indian Junior College adds a reading course to its math, English and speech options and considers a science class to raise entering students to college level. Dean Charles Geboe says the school meets students where they are, counter to trends at Kansas Regents schools that cut remedial work.
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Unclear fragment hints at Iran Contra era remarks
Fragment mentions Los Sarco Times and Mrs Renken discussing frosty relations with Raisa Gorbachev and Sea Patti Davis, then references Iran Contra. Details are fragmented and unnamed, lacking clear event, date, or full context.
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