Birthday celebrations spread from royal to common people
Hallmark researchers trace how birthday customs evolved from ancient royal observances to widespread modern practice. The article covers Egyptian, Roman, Greek, and medieval Christian roots, noting how birth dates and name days became common among the general populace with Western civilization.
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Disarmament Decade Theme Stamp Issued by UN Postal Admin
The first commemorative 1973 UN stamp features a broken sword and a peace leaf with the UN emblem, carrying multilingual inscriptions. It marks the Disarmament Decade proclaimed by the General Assembly in 1969, urging nuclear disarmament and a general treaty. First day of issue is March 9. covers available from UN Postal Administration in New York.
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Bloody bail reform sparks fierce legislative clash in Ohio
Ohio lawmakers debate reform of the bail bond system as the Supreme Court proposals face approval hurdles. Rep. William Batchelder introduces a less sweeping bill challenging court authority over bail rules, while Chief Justice O Neill cites bondsmen opposition as stalling reform. The stalled process hinges on court-legislature agreement and timing.
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