Pigeons Befriend Senator Aiken in Capitol Feeding Ritual
In Washington, Senator George D. Aiken of Vermont reveals pigeons near the Capitol recognize his routine. Since starting daily feeds of Spanish peanuts years ago, 60 to 70 birds greet him twice daily, even appearing on Sunday mornings. He notes the birds have distinct personalities and even seem to know days and times.
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Mistrial Declared in Hoffman First-Degree Murder Case
Judge Buchwalter dismissed the trial in Warren Ohio after aunt Mary Hoffman testified that Hoffman's wife had heard him claim guilt. Defense had urged a mistrial on hearsay grounds saying the remark was highly prejudicial and不可removed from jurors.
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Ohio firms expand as 1972 jobs surge across state
Ohio's Economic and Community Development reports 1134 companies announced new or expanded facilities in 1972, up 366 from 1971, with at least 20000 new jobs and over 1 billion dollars in investment. Ford topped 1972 with hires and investment. J C Penney and The Bruneau Canyon relate unrelated Idaho note.
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Catholics Buy More Fish as Friday Meat Rules Eased
Americans eat more seafood after the 1966 relaxation of Friday meat abstinence. National Marine Fisheries Service estimates per capita fish consumption at 11.6 pounds this year, up from 10.9 pounds in 1966.
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