Defy Court Order as 62 Protesters Arrested at KSU Hill
Kent State University in Kent Ohio faced 62 arrests after protesters reoccupied Blanket Hill site near the 1970 fatalities. Construction moved in as a bulldozer prepared the site while campus police removed demonstrators.
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Kent, Ohio
Kent State University
Blanket Hill
Portage County
Chic
Canforas
Allen McKitrick
Ravenna County
McKitrick
Man Survives Blast and Rock Burial Near Birmingham
Frank Gilbert 38 of Riverside Alabama survived a lightning strike and a blast from 200 pounds of ammonium nitrate buried under tons of rock and dirt. Rescuers John Cobb and Wayne Brown freed him after muffled cries. Gilbert, treated in hospital, plans to return to explosive work.
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Birmingham
Ala
Frank Gilbert
Gilbert
Riverside
Cobb
Workman
Wayne Brown
Crime Alert 425 7700 Call Police Number
Crime alert urges the public to phone 425 7700 to report crimes or suspicious activity promptly. The notice emphasizes quick reporting to aid police response and public safety.
Mental health problems seen for flood survivors
Mental health officials warn Cambria County flood survivors face ongoing stress as they recover from deaths and losses. James Schoenfelder notes later in the crisis will reveal deeper trauma while county caseworkers and state agencies prepare for potential crises including drug abuse and mental health disorders.
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Johnstown
Cambria County
James Schoenfelder
Schoenfelder
State Office
Clouds and Showers Forecast With Heat Behind
Weather outlook shows mostly cloudy tonight with thundershowers possible and a low in the lower 60s. Saturday turns clearer with a high near 80 and a 50 percent rain chance tonight dropping to 20 percent Saturday. Extended outlook calls for fair weather Sunday and Tuesday with a shower chance Monday. Mental health officials warn of increased adjustment and family problems as disaster costs loom, emphasizing the need for outreach and accessible mental health care.
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National Institute of Mental Health
Schoenfelder
White House staff chase First Mouse amid phantom rodent regime
White House workers report a growing mouse population nesting behind walls as they deploy traps and insecticide to counter an alleged First Mouse shadow government. A deceased rodent nearly disrupted a visit by Italy's prime minister, with remains removed before arrival.
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White House
Italy
Presidential Mansion
Carter
Bionic Bear guards oil workers with amplified roar
Canadian project uses a device called Bionic Bear to deter marauding bears at Imperial Oil sites. Don Wooldridge, a Simon Fraser University student, developed the audio system from bear sounds to create a roar twice as long as a real one. The setup aims to shift morale and deter attacks while he works on a bear bait with deterrent chemicals.
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Burnaby
Canada
Northwoods
Don Wooldridge
Simon Fraser University
Imperial Oil
Wooldridge
Port Angeles
Wash
Imperial
Bear
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Kainrad
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Corona
Calif
Los Angeles
Washington
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