Ohio Hesitates on Hog Cholera Status
Ohio Agriculture Director Gene Abercrombie said it remains unclear if the state is free of hog cholera after outbreaks in western and southern Ohio since August. The last infected herd on Carl Morris’s Fayette County farm was destroyed, and six months without a case are needed to regain disease free status.
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Powder Firm Cleared Of Negligence Suits
In Cleveland Ohio the Austin Powder Co. was cleared in a Cuyahoga County court of negligence in a damage case tied to the Shaker Heights municipal building blast of February 1979. Judge George McMonagle said the verdict ends nine related civil actions and noted a $61 000 settlement for injured parties.
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American climber reports Yeti footprints on Himalayan expedition
James A. Prichard of Chelsea Massachusetts claims to have seen and photographed footprints of the Abominable Snowman while trekking to a high-altitude camp on Putha Himchuli. He doubts guides saw the creature while Sherpas claimed sightings. expedition members returned to Katmandu after summiting on October 14.
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Chelsea
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Tufts Dean Harry P Burden Dies at 81
Dr. Harry P. Burden aged 81, dean of Tufts University engineering college from 1936 to 1957, died Monday in Medford Massachusetts. He led the school through two decades of growth and change.
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Harry P. Burden
Engineering College
Tufts University
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