Tot art gift to Picasso from NYU toddlers
Four year olds from the University Plaza Cooperative Nursery School craft a multicolored painted wood and paper artwork to send to Pablo Picasso in southern France. The piece includes a small pennant and was reinforced with nails for travel. Sculptor Carl Nesjor will deliver it and predicts Picasso will love the gesture.
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France
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Church in Center of Hassle Urges Youth to Take Rap
Washington AP reports a Senate hearing on a $927000 antipoverty grant to two Chicago street gangs the Blackstone Rangers and the Disciples. Prosecutor Robert M. Karton says a 16 year old member confessed to killing a Disciple outside Fry's church and feared lenient treatment. Testimony centers on alleged church activities and gang extortion linked to the rehabilitation program and questions whether adults influence juveniles to commit serious crimes.
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Cook County
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First Presbyterian Church
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Proposed handgun sale control ordinance fails in San Antonio Council
A San Antonio City Council vote on a handgun sale control ordinance collapsed due to lack of a second. The measure, led by Councilman Pete Torres and supported by others with police records, would have tied handgun sales to mental competency and felony conviction criteria. City Attorney Howard Walker questioned the proposal and warned about legal tests for morality and crime involvement.
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Two Franklin Drivers Sentenced for DWI and Offenses
In Franklin municipal court Judge J. T. Riley sentenced two drivers to three days in jail and a 200 dollar fine for driving while intoxicated. William Caldwell of Medid Town and James Carpenter of Franklin also faced additional penalties including license suspension for Carpenter and a separate failure to yield fine for Caldwell. Various other cases included wreckless operation fines, gun confiscation, and traffic violations for residents of Middletown Franklin and Cincinnati.
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J. T. Riley
William Caldwell
Brentwood St
Meddietown
James Carpenter
Catskill Drive
Carpenter
Caldwell
William Rigg Jr
Vannest Ave
Middletown
Wayne Gentry
E. Sixth St
Harold Young
Claredon Ave
Arnold Daniels
Franklin, Lebanon Road
Richard Hart
Cincinnati
News Blackout On Steel Talks
Pittsburgh AP reports labor talks in the basic steel industry are under a news blackout as negotiators seek a new contract before August 1. No official word on progress was given, and the union denied a July 22 strike vote, then a top union official indicated the vote would be held July 22.
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Basic Steel Industry
Uaion
United Steelworkers Union
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