Man seeks restraining order over red paint and noise
In Bethany Oklahoma Homer Manning seeks a restraining order against neighbor Dale Yokum alleging red lacquer paint on property, nighttime noises and firecrackers, burning rubber inner tubes, and phone harassment. Manning requests $10,000 damages.
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Probe tells of planned Rock Quarry protestLeg breaks at Georgia prison
Buford Ga report says three convicts used 20 pound sledges to crush peers legs in a grim assembly line. A 46 year old robbery convict in solitary described the plan and the self injurious acts. He testified before a joint Georgia House and Senate committee investigating prison conditions.
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Brown Plans to Investigate Knight Johnson Funds Row
Brown aims to probe alleged improper bank dealings by State Treasurer Johnson amid a feud with Gov Knight. Johnson's lawyers seek a formal referee to assess charges, while Brown weighs criminal and civil questions, with a legislative probe already underway.
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Melancholy in the Plenaite of AO Observed
A fragmentary note references Victor Huxe aged 13 in 1885, a French poet novelist and dew marist. The readable text signals a melancholy tone around youth and artistry amid historical cultural figures.
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Pound of Tea Idea Shocks Commons Debate on Seychelles
Laborite MP James Johnson suggested in the Commons that the British Seychelles Islands might be "given back to the French for a pound of tea." The remark came during a heated debate over the administration of the islands where Greek-Cypriot Archbishop Makarios was exiled last March.
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Japanese War Criminals Paroled by U S
Tokyo general press reports the foreign criminals under U S custody in Sugamo Prison have been paroled. The two former Japanese Army officers Tsugio Iwahama and Kyosuke Saito were serving life sentences on war crimes charges. Paroles reduce Japanese war crime numbers.
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