Convict May Profit From New Toy Amid Prison’s Constraint
Chester, Ill. A 42-year-old murderer, Clyde Wagner, serving 100 years at Menard State Penitentiary, promotes 70 toy ideas and holds 76 patents since 1941. His push pull elephant toy Kongo Safari has 700,000 orders reported, earning potential up to $21,000 in royalties if sold, though parole he is ineligible until one third of his term expires.
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Blind boy 13 builds brighter world with Braille ham radio
Phillip Horwitz, blinded 34 years ago by a brain operation, uses Braille marked dials on a ham radio to talk daily with operators in 41 states and 17 countries. His mother Mildred says he remains hopeful, cheerful, and ready to face challenges while recovering from a third operation for sight restoration.
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Pneumonia Epidemic Strikes Suddenly Across Region
Reports describe a severe pneumonia type causing rapid collapse in some patients during the recent outbreak. Medical officials warn of sudden onset symptoms and urge prompt care for at risk groups.
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