Recovered Treasure Dispute Over 400000 Coins
Ottawa AP reports Canada Supreme Court weighing ownership of 400000 gold and silver coins from the La Chameau sunken frigate near Louisburg Nova Scotia. Five Nova Scotia residents claim a share. Storm holds most, says he does not know where the treasure is. Storm previously consigned it to an agent, raising questions of location and recovery rights.
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Ottawa
Supreme Court
Alexander Storm
Storm
Nova Scotia
Ft. Louisburg
N.S
Nova Scotia Court of Appeals
la Chameau
Louisburg
Quebec
New York
Canada
Donald A. Kerr
Halifax N.S
Three Drivers Grounded by Municipal Court Rulings
Judge John B. Tracy grounded three motorists on traffic offenses in Franklin court. Clarence Roberts 19 of Main Street was suspended for a year, fined 100 dollars plus costs, with 50 suspended on license charge and 50 on reckless operation, plus 15 on speeding. Darrell Smith 27 of Harriet Street was fined 100 dollars and costs, license suspended six months for fleeing the scene, with work travel exception. George Mangold 42 of Cincinnati was fined 20 dollars and costs and suspended 30 days for failing to maintain distance. Jett Metcalf 45 of West Carrollton and Joseph Squier 44 of Gorsuch Road each faced 50 dollars and costs on reckless driving. Lonnie Jones 28 of Chamberlain Road was fined 40 dollars and costs with 20 suspended for driving left of center. Twenty-one speeders paid 482 dollars in fines and bond forfeitures.
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Franklin
John B. Tracy
Clarence Roberts
Main St
Darrell Smith
Harriet St
George Mangold
Cincinnati
Jett Metcalf
West Carrollton
Joseph Squier
Gorsuch Road
Lonnie Jones
Chamberlain Road
Bomb Scare Forces Ship Santa Rosa Back To Port
A bomb scare prompted the cruise liner Santa Rosa to return to Gravesend Bay shortly after departure with 250 passengers and 100 crew. Police checked for a bomb after rumors of a bar conversation, finding none. The ship resumed its voyage toward La Guaira, Venezuela, hours later.
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New York
Santa Rosa
Caribbean
South America
Coast Guard
Gravesend Bay
Prudential Grace Lines
la Guaira
Venezuela
M'dear at Garfield School Seen as Family Cornerstone
Mrs. Cassie Amos known as M'dear is a central figure at Garfield Elementary, guiding 11 grandchildren who live with her through a busy, multigenerational household. She supports non-graded teaching with veteran teacher Marjory Grine, values education, and reflects on a life spanning Natchez origins to Cincinnati-area schooling.
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M'dear
John Amos
Garfield
Amos
Cassie
Cass
Georgia McKnight
Marjory Grine
Grine
McKnight
Dwight
Duane
Louis
Manchester Machine
Miami University
Alesia Kay
Teresa Fay
Jonnie
McKinley
Vicki
Victor
Carolyn
Jerry
Middletown
Paul
Middletown High
John Amos Jr
Gene Middleton
Reclaimed Waste Water Being Used
Santee California reports the first delivery of reclaimed sewage water to commercial customers for irrigation via a separate pipeline. Ed Houser, general manager, notes higher quality than local groundwater and a sale price of 40 dollars per acre foot, contrasted with 150 dollars for Colorado River water. The development is marked as a technical and economical milestone.
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Santee
Calif
Colorado
U.S
Houser
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John H. Dickey
Halifax
Dorothy Damele
Journal
Natchez
Miss
Mrs. Grine
Capozzi Shoes
Bank Americard
Christmas
Turkey
IBM
Data Training & Service
TYTUS
Charles
Childrens’ Outerwear
Orion
Abley ¢ Carew
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