Blind Pianist Loses Second Guide Dog
New York based blind jazz pianist Joel Shulman lost his second guide dog, Max, after the animal died from rat poison at a nightclub basement. Shulman, 45, who had adopted Max March 1, plans to seek another dog after surgery and advocates posting poison signs in public places.
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Columbus
Ohio
Culver Military Academy to Graduate 211 Cadets
Lawrence A. Pritchett, son of Mr and Mrs L A Pritchett of 2003 Erie Ave, is among 211 students to graduate from Culver Military Academy Indiana on June 10. He earned varsity letters in baseball and played intramural football basketball and track. He is in the Varsity Club and participated in academy dramatics and earned a silver A for academic achievement. He plans to enter Texas Christian University in Fort Worth.
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Why Kentucky region Pennyrile bears its name
Tourists in Paducah wonder about the Pennyrile region name. The term is a colloquial spelling of pen nyroyal, a small minty plant that grows densely along Kentucky’s southern border from the Cumberland River to Tompkinsville, shaping regional identity.
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Flintstone Theatre
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