Trio Who Burned Dog Sentenced To Work At Shelter
In Maryland, three boys aged 14 to 16 received 24 Saturdays at the Prince Georges County Animal Shelter for dousing a boxer named Duke with shellac and tossing lit matches. The judge called the act the most inhumane he had heard of, noting Duke survived but bears deep scars. The youths offered little explanation beyond saying they weren’t thinking.
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Washington
Prince Georges County
Maryland
Emmett A. Alanna
Duke
Hanna
Oklahoma to vote on 3.2 beer amendment December 3
Oklahoma voters will decide whether counties may permit 3.2 beer under a constitutional amendment in a statewide special election set for December 3. Gov. Raymond Gary announced after discussions with beer industry and United Dry officials noting no further Supreme Court appeals likely. attorneys granted five days for a second hearing, but none filed.
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Oklahoma City
Meer
Gary
Dykema
Stanley Niles
Max Stanfield
United Drys
Oklahoma
Theaupus
Haverford College rejects military research grants
Haverford College in Pennsylvania announced a policy declaring Defense Department grants for research an affront to free academic inquiry and contrary to Quaker principles. The Board of Managers said faculty may not pursue or engage in military research on campus or on college time, rejecting grants and any individual applications for funding.
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Weverford College
Defense Department
Tse
Quaker Teiples
Department For Nonmilitary
Angler Lands Trout After Two Days on Surgeon River
BAY CITY, Mich. AP Angler Michel Higgs spent two days chasing a 12 inch trout in the Surgeon River. After dark he tied off, slept at his cabin, then returned to find the fish tangled on an underwater limb. He speared the trout with a gas-pauge pole and a skillful spear.
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Bay City
Michel
Milkton Higgs
Surgeon River
Higgs
Usk
Repeal Body Offices Open In Oklahoma
Trustees of the Christian League for Legal Control formed last week to push liquor prohibition repeal announce offices in Tulsa and Oklahoma City. The group elected Dick Wilson executive secretary, Harry L. Skelly finance chairman, and Neil F. Bogan managing director for northern Oklahoma. Directors to be published after statewide organization is completed, with Christian citizens from across the state represented.
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Tulsa
Christian League For Legal Control
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Dick Wilson
Harry L. Skelly
W. G. Skelly
Neil EF. Bogan
Bogan
Engineers Ordered to Begin Plans for City Clearwell
The council instructed consulting and consulting engineer Wyatt B. Hengrick to start plans for a new water storage facility here as part of a 6,182.82 bond project. The Lawton clear well may be expanded to three million gallons. bids, site selection, and construction oversight were discussed with Houston contractor Mitchil and Son and city officials.
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Foyerning Board
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Lake Pantonka
Russ Mitch
Lawton Clear
Water
Fouston
Filtng
Plater Clearyell
Dace
Lawton Clearwell
Belores
Houston
Stephens
Fourth and C
Elgin Reservoir
Lwe
Civil Defense
Public Property Committee
Douglas L. Smith
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