Riot Mirrored World Series Victory Turns Violent in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh erupts after Pirates 2 1 win over Orioles triggers downtown riot. Police report 300 arrests and over 100 injuries as looting, arson, and public sex erupt in the parade collapse. Cars overturned, stores looted, and area sealed to end the 10 hour melee.
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Single Folks Overtaxed Court Battle Opens Today
A 75 year old Connecticut woman Vivian Kellems opens a federal tax court case over 83 thousand dollars in refunds she says the government owes. She argues the tax system violates rights of single taxpayers and plans to appeal to the Supreme Court with support from Rep Wilbur Mills.
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Miss America Laurie Schaefer Returns Home to Bexley
Laur ie Schaefer, 22, crowned Miss America, returns to Bexley amid a celebratory homecoming. She vows the pageant is a scholarship program, not a beauty contest, and recalls meeting President Nixon. Gov Gilligan proclaims Miss America 1972 Day, with a misprint, as residents honor her with a parade and school program before Columbus and Circleville appearances.
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Circleville
Weather outlook for tomorrow and mild week ahead
The forecast calls for possible rain tomorrow but overall mild weather continues. Highs are expected in the low 70s with overnight lows in the upper 50s.
Crash near Grand Canyon kills nine aboard Scenic Airways flight
A Scenic Airways Cessna 402 crashed in a snow covered pine area about 40 miles north of the community and 60 miles east of the Arizona Nevada line. Nine people died including two Americans and five foreigners. Pilot Wayne Leeth of Las Vegas was 47. Recovery and identification efforts followed amid an early winter storm and NTSB FAA investigation.
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Harvard pediatrician warns against educational toys
Harvard pediatrician Dr Richard I Feinbloom told the American Academy of Pediatrics that many so called educational toys may harm children and that there is no evidence that scientifically designed toys outperform ordinary household items. He cited crib systems and “programmed cognitive stimulation” as potential risks and urged more parental interaction over machines.
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Harvard University
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American Academy of Pediatrics
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Journal of Pediatrics
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