Rooster rides on truck axle fuels curious chase
The banty rooster perched on a truck axle followed Jim Moon as he drove 100 miles to Douglas City for work. The bird became a local celebrity as neighbors bring grain while Moon recounts how the chicken learned to ride along. The tale, told by Jim Moon and reporter Alex Breitler, echoes a familiar farmer’s joke.
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China probes after spy plane collision with US over China sea
The incident near Hainan involved an EP-3E and a Chinese F-8 jet leading to fatal outcomes. China denounces the United States as a bully while State media criticize Western actions and Taiwan arms sales. Commemorative mail honors pilot Wang Wei, shown as sacrificing for sovereignty.
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Big Brothers Big Sisters aids Frederick students in program
Aabley Bowie and other volunteers work with younger students at Frederick County Middle School as coping with violence and seeking stable support. The program, run by West Frederick, has built bonds, with Ashley Bowie and Lee returning to help at Frederick High, reflecting both its impact and concerns over coverage and attention.
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Study finds record rise in jailed girls nationwide
Washington report notes girls under 18 comprised 27 percent of juvenile arrests in 1999, with a surge of 83 percent in delinquency cases involving girls since 1990. Detention patterns favor boys for more serious offenses, while girls face higher rearrest rates and stricter detention for minor acts. The ABA urges reforms and cites an online ABA link for the full report.
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Teens drink and drive less in states with strict limits
Washington report shows a one fifth drop in drinking and driving by teens where legal blood alcohol concentration for under 21 is lowered. Wagenaar notes data align with prior studies, confirming stricter alcohol limits reduce teen driving under the influence.
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