Seeing eye mules top farmer’s field labor in Orford
Al Wilson, a nearly blind farmer in Orford New Hampshire, works 200 acres with three mules Maude Jenny and Emma. He traded a tractor for mules saying they see for him by ear and can work themselves and endure heat and hard use. Jenny Maude and Emma are ages 8 6 and mature.
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al Wilson
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Soldier escapes charges after anti-tank shell tragedy
In Riley Kansas a Fort Riley soldier admits dumping a 90mm anti-tank shell found in a ravine by a 12 year old who took it home and it exploded killing two and injuring five. Police say no charges will be filed as no law covers the act.
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Woodward
Kenny Phillips
Fort Riley
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Eugene
Joyce Phillips
New Boston
Ohio
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Tonya
Penny
University of Kansas Medical Center
Irwin Army Hospital
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Nearly 40 Percent Believe Accused Are Guilty Until Proven Innocent
A New York AP report notes that in a survey of 1,931 adults 37 percent think an accused person is guilty until proven innocent, challenging the U.S. justice presumption. The poll was for the National Center for State Courts and conducted by Yankelovich, Skelly & White Inc.
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New York
United States
National Center For State Courts
Yankelovich, Skelly & White Inc
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