Picasso dies at 91 ending iconic art career
Pablo Picasso died at his Mougins estate France age 91 of heart failure after a long career that reshaped 20th century art. The Spanish born painter left a private trove of works, arranged a Avignon 1970s show, and his influence spanned cubism distortion and political symbolism with the dove of peace emblem emerging from his Civil War era painting.
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Courts to Use Videotapes in Pennsylvania Civil Trials
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court will replace court stenographers with videotape depositions in civil cases to speed trials. New rules permit oral depositions to be recorded on video with stenographic transcription only for the trial audio, replacing traditional stenography during deposition.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Mother Says Son Captive In Cambodia
The Pentagon has no information that missing American soldier Richard M. Allard is captive in a Cambodian prison. His mother, Phyllis Allard, told a New Hampshire Sunday News story she saw him briefly in January 1972. State Department and Pentagon officials say there is no credible evidence of captives or ongoing captivity in Cambodia or Laos.
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Phyllis Allard
Chicago
New Hampshire Sunday News
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Allard
Paul Lindstrom
Remember the Pueblo Committee
Cambodia
Laos
Pueblo Committee
U.S. Navy
State Department
Lindstrom
Pathet Lao
Q A On Meat Price Postings In Washington And Columbia
The Nixon administration imposes meat price ceilings with posted signs at most mid sized grocers. A consumer guide explains sign counts, coverage for fresh and processed meats, brand specifics, and how to verify posted ceilings with IRS or store staff. A new Hilton Inn breaks ground in Columbia near Interstate 70 and Stadium Boulevard for a 132 room five story convention hotel.
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Enid Man Blinded and Robbed After Aid Offer
Oklahoma City AP reports Charles Timothy Gable, 39, was doused with a caustic drain cleaner at a woman's home, suffering second and possibly third degree facial burns and possible blindness. A man who offered aid then robbed him of his billfold and watch before fleeing. Gable was hospitalized.
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Oklahoma City
Charles Timothy Gable
Gable
Gables
University Hospital
Laddonia Personal News Highlights Evans Family Visit
Mrs. Logene Thomson returned home Monday after a week in Oklahoma visiting relatives. She traveled with her nephew Norvel Evans of Laddonia and stayed as guests of the Evans family in Owasso Claremore Catoosa and other relatives, sharing time with Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Evans Mrs. Theodore Evans and Mrs. Arthur Hinkle.
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Oklahoma
Norvel Evans
Laddonia
Evans
Theodore Evans
Owasso
Gordon Evans
Catoosa
Arthur Evans
J. Hinkle
Claremore
Wellsville Personal News and Community Notices
Personal news from Wellsville lists students and visitors in local schools including Tammy Barr and Doris Van Vain with items about projects like magnetic fields and pulleys. Community events note Good Friday at First Baptist Church and sunrise Easter services at Wellsville Christian Church, with local families Jim Enslen and Wayne Chandler celebrated.
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Doris van Vain
Charles Henslek
Henry Oberhaus
Danny Woodson
Carl Chander
John Slavens
Dale McCoy
Dennis Gooch
Mark Poole
Scott McCoy
Gale McCoy
Shelly Woodson
Theresa Brooks
David Lybarger
Randy Goshorn
Harold Eckler
Julie Dunn
Leah Reid
Dena Brummel
Mike Hogan
Don Poole
Wayne Thandler
Claude Park
Roger Scott
Joe Brummel
Roger
Ralph Hensick
Delsey Weeks
Larry Dunn
Robert Bastean
Henry Lybarger
Paul Goshorn
Phylip Reid
Eddie Slavens
Richard Lemasters
Richard Woodson
Tom Eckler
Heath
Gearhart
Angelis
Mike Shire
Paul Farmer
O’fallon
W.E. Claywell
Mexico
Wellsville
First Baptist Church
Marion Rowlen
The
Christian Church
Webelos Award Recipients and Meeting Notice in Paris
Webelos earned first degree Cub Scout badges for six boys Keith Herron Doug Wheelan Chuck Mason Eric Troy Byrbri Edwards Donnie Drewery and Brad Shatzer. Athlletic awards went to Davi Cruzan Gary Johannaber Paul Davis David Lawson and Charles Drewry. UMW to meet at United Methodist Church at 7:30 pm Tuesday with Joy Milam leading and Ernest Ric and Mrs lont Ransdell as hostesses.
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Webelos
Keith Herron
Doug Wheelan
Chuck Mason
Eric Troy
Byrbri Edwards
Donnie Drewery
Brad Shatzer
Davi Cruzan
Gary Johannaber
Paul Davis
David Lawson
Charles Drewry
UMW
United Methodist Church
Joy Milam
Ernest Ric
Lont
Ransdell
Buffalo sale at Brookfield yields 760 for two buffaloes
In Brookfield Missouri an auction sold a two year old bull and a two year old cow buffalo for 760 dollars, about 40 cents a pound. The animals will not be cut for meat any time soon.
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Brookfield, Mo
Brookfield
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