Suit Challenges Kentucky Bonus Law
A federal suit filed in Frankfort challenges the constitutionality of Kentucky s new veterans bonus law. The action seeks injunctions and could delay payments for months or years as issues reach the Supreme Court. The plaintiffs are Bowling Green physicians veterans Dr. Richard Grise and Dr. Richard McCloy.
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Paul R. Huddleston
Bowling Green
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Lloyd
Bert Combs
Huddleston
Richard Grise
Richard McCloy
Congress
Steelworkers Return to Jobs After Warren Dispute
About 120 steel workers returned to the Falls Steel Tube and Mig Co in Newton Falls Ohio on Tuesday after a walkout Monday night over a misunderstanding. The firm and workers had signed a settlement pattern agreement earlier reflecting the major steel settlement.
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Warren, Ohio
Falls Steel Tube and Mig. Co
Newton Falls
Fter
Petrash Denies Offer In Dimed Donor Delegate Allegations
In Cleveland Petrash denies Gov DiSalle, Miller pressured him to run for delegate to the Democratic national convention. Corrigan says Petrash now says he was not promised money or a job and Miller denies any connection. Petrash recalled signing petitions at Miller’s office amid unclear papers.
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Cleveland
Harry A. Petrash
Michael l. DiSalle
Petrash
Cuyahoga County
John T. Corrigan
Corrigan
Cleveland Trans
Democratic
Ray T. Miller Sr
Miller
Julius J. Petrash
DiSalle
Jquarters
Ruth
Election Board
Woman Held Briefly As An Hostage In Seattle Siege
A 23 year old woman recruited to lure ex convict Earl William Sawyer 31 into a house was held hostage briefly in Seattle. Police surrounded the home after Sawyer bolted into an attic as tear gas was fired and the siege ended with his surrender following a supermarket robbery in Spokane.
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Seattle
Wash
Betty Fuller
Earl William Sawyer
Corsaro Bribery Case Spark Dismissal Bid
Cleveland prosecutors say no basis for charges against liquor enforcement chief Michael Corsaro after bar operator Peter Reid refuses to testify. Reid admitted offering Corsaro $50 in marked bills on February 6. Corsaro resigned, then withdrew, claiming resignation under duress and seeks reinstatement.
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Cleveland (Ap
John T. Corrigan
Michael T. Corsaro
Corsaro
Corrigan
Peter Reid
Reid
Saturns rings span about 171000 miles in diameter
Measurements indicate Saturns rings extend roughly 171000 miles across, illustrating their vast reach around the gas giant. The figure reflects astronomical estimates of ring breadth and helps compare Saturns structure to other planetary bodies.
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Saturn
Slugfest over lunch counters shocks Chattanooga
In Chattanooga a clash between about 400 youths led to a downtown melee as 11 white and 1 Black teen were arrested. Police mobilized 290 officers and closed four stores early while vowing to protect schools and public property amid ongoing desegregation protests across the region.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Ed Brown
Brown
Virginia
North Carolina
Richmond
Greensboro
N. C
Burglars Take $3200 Savings From Cedar Chest
Providence burglars reduced an 18 month savings plan of American A Blucci and his wife. The couple kept 3200 in a manila envelope inside a cedar chest. They discovered the theft Tuesday night after returning home.
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Providence
R.I
A. Blucci
Air Force Defends Costly Dog Wash Manual
The Air Force says a manual detailing how to wash an officer’s dog cost 5572 dollars to produce. It credits a master sergeant, a supervisor, a typist and an illustrator, notes the document was withdrawn, and argues the content was taken out of context.
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Washington
Air Force
House
Rummage and Bake Sale Set at Scout Hut
Franklin plans a rummage and bake sale at the Scout Hut located at Sixth and South Main streets Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Proceeds benefit summer camp equipment. Free coffee will be served.
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Franklin
Sixth
S. Main Streets
Peterson's Ointment Fame Spreads Nationwide
A Buffalo druggist created an ointment 40 years ago to soothe itching and smarting of piles. Its quick cooling astringent relief made Peterson's Ointment a household favorite across the land. Available today in a 55 cent box or 85 cent applicator tube with a money back guarantee.
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Buffalo
Peterson
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