Memorial Mass in Cleveland for slain policemen
Three Cleveland police officers Lt. Leroy Jones Willard Wolff and Louis Golonka were eulogized at a memorial Mass at St John Cathedral as ordinary guys who pledged their lives to protect human rights. Mayor Stokes lifted the curfew and eased emergency measures as 1,200 National Guardsmen left the city. Fred Evans, a Black Nationalist, faced murder charges in connection with the sniper attack.
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Patrol Adds VASCAR Speed Enforcement Tool
The Ohio Highway Patrol unveils VASCAR Visual Average Speed Computer and Recorder to clock speeding cars from moving or parked vehicles across check points and in any direction, enhancing patrols in Columbus and beyond.
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Bee hive may hold up to a hundred thousand workers
A large bee colony is described as possibly containing as many as 100,000 worker bees. The note emphasizes the scale of the hive and the division of labor among the insects.
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