Singapore cane sold in U S sparks police exhibit debate
Dayton Ohio reports a genuine Singapore whipping cane advertised for 19 dollars with prison caning instructions. Gerald Arenberg of the American Police Hall of Fame says orders come from police departments schools and pawn shops as the display at his Miami museum expands to include instruments of punishment.
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New York New York Resort Planned for Las Vegas Strip
Las Vegas developers Primadonna Resorts and MGM Grand Inc announced a 300 million dollar, 1500-room New York New York hotel casino. The 28-story complex will feature replicas of the Statue of Liberty Empire State Building and Chrysler Building with a roller coaster and is slated to open in 1996.
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Primadonna Resorts
MGM Grand Inc
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Man charged with killing rat in Hillside case
Frank Balun, 69, says he killed a rat that ate his tomato plants after calling the Humane Society for removal from a squirrel trap. He faces two summonses with a court date set for August 24. Authorities and health officials debate the propriety of his actions.
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Humane Group
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Deodorant Spraying Allegations Hit Cold War Era
Army records indicate tests at stockyards in Omaha and five other cities in 1964 65 to study spoofed meat spoilage by dispersing a harmless microorganism in the air. Rep Hoagland notes officials later said only a small deodorant spray was used prompting guarded reactions to the tale of covert livestock experiments.
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Omaha
Peter Hoagland
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Rare white tiger births at Rio Grande Zoo
Blanca the white tigress gave birth to three kittens at the Rio Grande Zoo in Albuquerque. The first-born, a male, is bottle-fed while Blanca nurses the others. Curators say they cannot yet determine all sexes and note the litter is part of a global effort to preserve genetically viable white tigers.
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