Pretty Policewoman Brings NRA Pistol Fame to Columbus
Jeanne Schafer Bray badge 654 Columbus policewoman, bank president's daughter from Michigan, becomes first woman in the nation to earn the NRA distinguished expert badge on an FBI combat course. She won the NRA women's pistol division in 1962 and defended title this year. Bray helps found Columbus safety corps, promotes public safety, balancing police work with family.
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Rabbit-killer Scientist Dead in Paris
Dr. Paul Armand Delille, 89, who led a rabbit control experiment that nearly wiped out rabbits in Western Europe, died after a long illness. He inoculated rab bits with myxomatosis, and despite precautions the disease spread. He was found guilty by a French court of causing near extermination of a key livestock food and ordered to pay damages. French foresters awarded him a gold medal for his efforts to save crops from rabbit depredation.
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