Elephant shot during fair recovers at veterinary school
A 9 year old, 4000 pound elephant named Schaunzi was shot with a high powered rifle as it walked with three others at the Lancaster County Fair. Police chief Frank Harris expects an arrest within a week, witnessing a man flee in a car after the attack. Schaunzi stabilized and is expected to be sent to Sarasota for further care as veterinarians monitor the bullet in the shoulder.
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Lancaster
S.C
UPI
Frank Harris
Lancaster County
Harris
Schaunzi
University of Georgia School of Veterinary Medicine
Remo Cristiani
Sarasota, Fla
Thomas McDaniel
Veterinary School
Flat Earth Society leader hails Columbus as proof Earth is flat
Charles K. Johnson, head of the International Flat Earth Society, argues Columbus proved the world is flat and doubts gravity. He touts 1,500 members in 167 countries and says space footage is a government NATO plot.
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Lancaster
Calif
UPI
Charles K. Johnson
International
Flat Earth Society
Christopher Columbus
Columbus
Johnson
England
Colum
Texas
San Francisco
California
Edwards Air Force Base
United States
Flat Earth
Earth
U.S
Dolly Parton Leads CMA nominations with host Johnny Cash
NASHVILLE UPI Dolly Parton earns more CMA nominations than any other performer reflecting changes since last year when she walked away empty handed. Loretta Lynn Crystal Gayle and Tammy Wynette appear among top female nominees as Johnny Cash hosts the nationally televised ceremony with a sinus operation keeping him from singing much.
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Nashville
Tenn
UPI
Parton
Miss Parton
Los Angeles
Loretta Lynn
Merle Haggard
Crystal Gayle
Janie Fricke
Emmylou Harris
Barbara Mandrell
Tammy Wynette
Alabama
Linda Ronstadt
Ronnie Milsap
CMA
Milsap
Don Williams
Willie Nelson
Larry Gatlin
Kenny Rogers
Kendalls
Royce Kendall
Jeannie
Johnny Cash
Widow's tax eyed to credit farm wives in tax bill
Illinois widow writes of paying twice for the farm as Sen. Gaylord Nelson pushes a measure to credit women for years on the farm or in small unincorporated businesses. The plan would grant a 2 percent farm value credit per year worked, up to half ownership for estate tax purposes after a widow.
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Sonja Hillgren
UPI
Washington
Illinois
Farm Journal Magazine
IRSA
Congress
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Senate Finance Committee
Internal Revenue Service
Nelson
IRS
Wisconsin
Union County
South Dakota
U.S. District Court
Treasury Department
Walter Mondale
Fire destroys house bought by blacks in Venice
Venice Illinois police probe arson after a fire destroyed a two story house bought by Mr and Mrs Wade a newly purchased home on a white block. The attack follows earlier harassment including a Wednesday arson fire a damaged fence knocked down windows smashed and Wade says someone does not want them living there.
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Venice, Ill
UPI
Percy Wade
Wades
Venice
Wade
Mourning and Creativity Lecture at UI Medical Center
George H. Pollock will discuss mourning as a liberation process in the fifth Ruth M. French Lectureship at the University of Illinois Medical Center in Chicago. The one hour program begins 12 30 p m on Wednesday Oct 25 in the Chicago rooms of the Illini Union.
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Ruth M. French
University of Illinois Medical Center
Chicago
Chicago Illini Union
S. Wolcott St
George H. Pollock
Institute For Psychoanalysis
University of Illinois College of Medicine
Pollock
University of Illinois
Cook County Hospital
United States Army
Commonwealth
Illinois Psychiatric Society
University of Chicago
American Psychoanalysis Association
The
Psychiatric Society
Northwestern University Medical School
Center For Psychosocial Studies
Illinois Masonic Hospital
Illinois Masonic
Medical Center
School of Associated Medical Sciences
Miss French
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W. Main ST
Super Food Buys
Oscar Mayer Smokey Links
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SWIFT
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