Sharks on the Rise as Pacific Warming Prompts Dangers
Reports warn warmer Pacific waters and more divers entering deeper waters may bring dangerous sharks closer to California shores. Experts cite species like tiger and requiem sharks as potential killers, noting recent attacks and the spread of tropical fish northward.
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Chemical Test Rules Are Given
Baltimore AP content outlines ground rules for chemical testing in drunken driving cases. Deputy attorney general Stedman Prescott Jr. warns evidence may be inadmissible if steps are not followed. The law took effect June 1, but police have yet to test drivers. consent is required and a refusal may not be used against the defendant. The court must decide if the person gives consent.
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Adolescent Adventists Launch Campaign Against Smut
Youthful members of the Caesapaene Conference Seventh day Adventists plan a Maryland Delaware drive to curb pornographic literature. Edmund M. Peterson of Tako ma Park, director of youth activities of the Columbia Union Conference, urged church members to persuade friends and politely ask retailers to stop selling obscene material.
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Uncertain Beach Remains Likely Animal Debris
Pieces of flesh and hay along a Baltimore beach were determined by a medical examiner to originate from an animal rather than a human. Investigators initially suspected aircraft crash victims from May 12 but authorities concluded the remains most likely came from a horse or cow.
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Italian poet Vincenzo Cardarelli dies in Rome clinic
Italian poet and journalist Vincenzo Cardarelli, who had been hospitalized for more than two months, died Monday in a Rome clinic. He was 72.
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