Woodstock '94 turns Hudson Valley farm into festival site
Pat and Joseph Kelley host Woodstock '94 on their 850 acre Hudson Valley farm. The Aug 12-14 event brings tens of thousands, with portable toilets, new fences, road traffic, camping in the woods, and a temporary hospital area. The Kelleys fear changes to hunting pastures and their home but urge visitors to have fun. Max the German shepherd guards the property as they prep for the crowds. Johnny Cash is the only Woodstock performer they care to hear.
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Mummified Speedy Atkins laid to rest after 66 years
In Paducah Kentucky Henry Speedy Atkins whose preserved corpse drew crowds for 66 years was buried after long care by Hamock Bowles Services. The embalmers kept the body washed and dressed, and sons and townsfolk recalled his odd celebrity and the long museum-like display. Clifton Bowles Jr. and others reflected on the farewell.
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Taco Bell cash mix up nets couple near two thousand
Patchogue police disclosed a May 1 incident at a Taco Bell drive up where a cashier handed a couple a bag with 1940 dollars instead of food. The couple kept quiet until a man called to return the money by mail, which arrived a day later.
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