Building Owners Face Suits In Quake's Wake
In Mexico City officials consider prosecutions for faulty materials or construction after Sunday's quake. Experts say many collapses stem from substandard supplies, while 68 deaths were reported nationally and searchers concluded a five story ruin with 32 fatalities. Seventy one theaters closed pending checks, and life largely returned to normal with repairs underway.
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Mexico City
Federal District
Guerrero
Mexico City Federal District
Why So Many Decide To Become Catholics
A survey of converts describes why average people choose Catholicism. It notes rigorous preparation, sacraments, and adherence to Catholic beliefs as core to conversion, emphasizing personal conviction over curiosity and highlighting unity of creed and worship in the church. 4422 Lindell Blvd.
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Today's Crossword HORIZONTAL and VERTICAL Clues
Crossword puzzle list includes horizontal clues from 1 to 50 and vertical clues from 1 to 46 with an average solution time of 14 minutes. Distributed by King Features and labeled Ynticate 46 preposition.
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Napoleon
King Features
Ynticate
Boy fatally stabbed in park clash in New York
In Upper Manhattan a 1-year-old boy was fatally stabbed and a companion critically injured by a sharp object near a swimming pool in Highbridge Park Washington Heights. Police link the incident to recent pool rivalry and a reported near-month clash involving white and Black youths.
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Upper Manhattan
Michael Farmer
Raymond
Manhattan
Highbridge ‘Park
Washington Heights
Cats Quarantined in Hamlet After Rabies Case
Richmond County Health Officer Julian Harris ordered a 90 day cat quarantine in Hamlet after a stray kitten's rabies diagnosis by the state lab. The move aims to prevent feline spread and protect public health during the period.
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Richmond County
Julian Harris
Cox Will Leaves Papers To Son And 3 Executives
The will of James M. Cox names his son James Jr and three Dayton Newspapers executives as operating trustees for 10 years. Executors include Robert A. Wolfe Raymond Sadler and Robert W. Sherman. The trust covers Dayton Journal Herald Dayton Daily News Springfield News and Springfield Sun and Miami Daily News. Wife Margaretta and children receive profits for the period, with equal division at the end. Cox also leaves 6000 shares of Atlanta Newspapers Inc and gifts to Dayton institutions and churches including a $25000 bequest to the Dayton Art Institute.
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James M. Cox
James Jr
Dayton Newspapers, Inc
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James Cox Jr
Robert A. Wolfe
Raymond Sadler
Robert W. Sherman
Dayton Journal Herald
Dayton Daily News
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Springfield Sun
Springfield Newspapers Inc
Miami Daily News
Montgomery County
Atlanta Newspapers, Inc
Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta Journal
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Anne Cox Chambers
Atlanta
Barbara Cox Glover
Honolulu
Dayton Art Institute
Great generals never defeated says history’s trio
A compact claim lists Alexander the Great Julius Caesar and the Duke of Wellington as three renowned leaders who allegedly never suffered defeat, reflecting a sweeping, debated statement about military records and legacy.
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Alexander the Great
Julius Caesar
Duke of Wellington
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