Unbelievable attitude Boy disfigured by burns still has fighting spirit
Keith Hulin twelve year old in El Cajon Calif endures third degree burns over 85 percent of his body from a homemade fort fire He wears a jobst mask and head to toe covering but remains in school and hopeful He aspired to boxing but now considers law at least a tutor keeps him up to date and his mother Maxine notes his remarkable resilience while Shriners fund much of his care and Keith helps care for infant niece Carri Lynn.
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EL Cajon
Calif
UPI
Keith Hulin
Keith
Tierra del Sol
Maxine Hulin
Robert Sanford
Barbara Martucci
Sanford
University Hospital Burn Center
San Diego
Shrine Burn Center
Galveston
Texas
Hulin
Shriners
Moths from Pakistan Target Tumbleweeds Along California Highways
California uses imported moths to biologically control tumbleweeds on freeways. About 100 coleophora parthenica moths were released near India and Winterhaven on Interstate 10 and Interstate 8 to reduce the $1.5 million annual weed control cost. The program aims to cut tumbleweed growth by laying eggs on stems and boring into them, with early results showing fewer tall plants this year.
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San Diego
UPI
Pakistan
Highway Department
California
State Department of Transportation
India
Zink
Winterhaven
Interstate 8
Dylan's ex wife charged after school raid at Malibu
Sara Dylan, former wife of Bob Dylan, faced battery and disrupting a classroom charges after invading Point Dume Elementary with three private detectives. She allegedly punched teacher Rex Burke during the attempted custody transfer of her four children. Three children were involved. Jesse, 11, was briefly captured before being returned by court order. Arraignment set for Dec 30.
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Malibu
UPI
Sara Dylan
Bob Dylan
Point Dume
Dylan
Rex Burke
Farmers rally for nationwide strike across state capitals
Disgruntled farmers traveling in convoys of tractors combines pickup trucks and horses gather at state capitals to press their demand for market prices equal to production costs. Thousands of agricultural producers are expected to attend rallies Saturday as American Agriculture organizes the strike and urges action nationwide.
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United Press International
American Agriculture
Kansas
New York
Arkansas
Colorado
J. James Exon
Nebraska
Robert Bennett
Bennett
Exon
Lincoln
Michigan
Washington, D.C
Wyoming
Springfield
Colo
Jefferson City
Quake study aided by new systems
New space age measuring methods promise precise earthquake and crust shift data. Laser reflectors on satellites and moon and dual radio telescopes tracking quasars yield measurement accuracy within 2 percent, with hopes of reaching half inch in a few years. Senior officials cited these advances as transforming geophysical research.
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San Francisco
UPI
American Geophysical Union
Edward Flinn
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Moon
Earth
Flinn
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