Oregon police chief shot on Capitol Mall in Salem
Salem reports state police superintendent Holly Holcomb aged 58 was shot twice while heading to his office on Capitol Mall. He died after surgery at Salem Memorial Hospital. Firefighting efforts continue as large wildfires burn thousands of acres near Los Angeles with hundreds of residences at risk.
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Australia’s Discovery Emerges as Last Continent Found
The record notes that Australia was the final landmass to be identified by explorers, completing the known map of the world. It highlights the historical sequence of discoveries and the global expansion of geographic knowledge during early exploration.
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Kleppe Sets Native Policy Aims for Resource Balance
In remarks on federal energy and land use policy, Kleppe outlines aims to develop a coal policy, expand mineral leasing with environmental care, promote oil and gas exploration on the Outer Continental Shelf, protect parks and refuges, adjudicate Indian rights, approve a North Slope gas pipeline, and sustain environmental protection.
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Alaska
Cupid and Eros Traced as Love Deities Across Cultures
The text notes Cupid as the Roman god of love and Eros as the Greek equivalent. It frames Cupid and Eros as the primary deities representing romantic love in their respective mythologies.
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Kissinger outlines Africa trip Cuba policy and Angola risks
Kissinger says next year may mark his first visit to black Africa and links timing to global events. He praises Turkey's new gov ernment control of opium processing, notes U S pressure on Cuban meddling, and warns Russia's Angola involvement strains U S Soviet ties. He urges ending self-criticism of intelligence probes and returning to core duties while urging restraint in Cuba and Puerto Rico relations. He speaks before Detroit Economic Club with auto leaders in attendance.
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Plan for county option in tax assessments faces voter review
The governor proposed four year delay and set assessment ratios for residential property at 14 percent with a two point deviation, industrial commercial at 13 percent, and agricultural at 5 percent with a one point deviation. The board backed a constitutional amendment to let voters decide ratios by next November. Poulos noted the delay means action after Boren leaves office and reporters pressed the fairness of taxing homeowners higher than income-earning businesses or farmers.
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Thanksgiving Meals Set for Needy in City and County Jails
The city and county will serve Thanksgiving meals to inmates and the needy this week. About 50 city inmates will dine on roast turkey with gravy and sides, while around 90 county prisoners will receive turkey, dressing, potatoes, gravy and pie. Salvation Army efforts include two holiday meals for travelers and a noon turkey dinner for lodgers and those in need. Community groups organize food boxes, grocery bags, and deliveries to shut-ins, with hospital cafeterias offering special menus.
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Elmer Thomas Memorial Park Plan For Medicine Park
Mrs. Johnson outlines a phased Elmer Thomas Memorial Park including a fountain amphitheater and stream linking McMahon Auditorium to the Museum of the Great Plains. The project honors the senator with water theme and would host concerts lectures and art events with initial funding from foundations and state grants.
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J. C. Kennedy
Oklahoma City Market Prices for Grain and Livestock
State Agriculture reports current prices across wheat barley Milo and soybeans with citybreak values for Muskogee Afton Manchester and others. Cattle trade opens active with higher slaughter cows bulls steady to 50 higher and no early feeder cattle sales.
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You And Your Pet Nail Care For Cats And Dogs
Indoor pets need regular nail clipping to prevent damage from long nails. Clip with pet clippers, trim only the transparent tip, and stop at the quick to avoid bleeding. If unsure or dealing with a large or uncooperative animal, consult a veterinarian. Regular walks and a scratching block help wear nails down.
Cheese shapes up with cottage cheese fruit mix
Calorie conscious readers can enjoy a bright snack by mixing low fat cottage cheese with chopped red skinned apples. Scoop the mixture into drained canned cling peach halves for a light, refreshing treat.
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