Wolf In Supermarkets Replaces Office Type
A surreal column railing at modern life compares supermarkets to offices and mocks social mores. It wittily probes why people pursue routine in crowded urban spaces and questions patterns from fashion to education with satirical asides.
Arab Youth Protests Met with Israeli Force in Gaza
Several hundred youths in Gaza's occupied center hurled rocks and attacked Israeli troops who then dispersed with reinforced patrols. Two soldiers were injured. youths were arrested. Gaza demonstrations continued for a second day as occupation forces faced stone throwing and Palestinian slogans.
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Wetlands Bill Sent To Study In Maryland Legislature
Wetlands bills face committee review after a mixed House vote sending the measure back to Economic Matters for scrutiny. The House approved sending a death penalty abolition bill to the floor, while the Senate earlier rejected a capital punishment bill 21 to 20.
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Death Row In Virginia Termed A Living Death
Roanoke AP. Frank Jimmy Snider Jr. on death row for 13 years calls life in his cell near the electric chair a living death. He seeks a new trial at a Roanoke hearing as prosecutors argue his long stay is his own doing. He cites illness weight loss and appeals as reasons to overturn his 1956 rape conviction.
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Death by Own Action Opens Debate on Addiction and Society
In Baltimore, memories of Jenkins linger as reports reveal a former cellmate Richard M. Kane collected Sun for a bronze plaque with funds from inmates and locals. The death is described as self-inflicted amid addiction issues, prompting discussion on societal duties and memorials.
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Belly dancer indicted on forgery and larceny counts
Visce Nel son of Watertown known as Alycia the belly dancer and bookkeeper was indicted by the Suffolk Counts grand jury on 38 counts of larceny and forgery. She allegedly forged checks while working for a north end restaurant.
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