Container gardening expands green spaces anywhere
A brief note promotes container gardening as a practical solution for growing plants without full ground space. It suggests that pots and containers enable gardening in balconies, patios, and small urban areas, making fresh greenery accessible to more people.
Man posed as surgeon with fake credentials in Michigan
Dennis E. Roark, 39, faced charges of forging a medical school degree and other papers to obtain a Michigan doctor license in 1994 and treat patients from 1994 to early this year at Madison Community Hospital urgent care. If convicted, he could get up to 14 years in prison.
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Lansing
Mich
Dennis E. Roark
Michigan
Tom Lindsay
State Medical Licensing Board
Roark
Madison Community Hospital
Detroit
Tim Dengel
Exhibit remembers 201st Mexican Fighter Squadron
At age 19 Capt Manuel Cervantes joined the 201st Mexican Fighter Squadron in 1942 when Mexico entered World War II. He said his belief in serving his country drove him to join and go to war, reflecting on a young man’s view of the world.
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Manuel Cervantes
Mexico
American Airpower Heritage Museum
Midland International Airport
From war to retired life judge McCollum recalls WWII ordeal
Paul McCollum, once the youngest commissioned officer in the U S Army Air Force, now a Texas Court of Appeals judge, recounts his 1944 service in the 463rd Bomb Group. He flew a B 17 named Hellandback bombing targets in Vienna Bucharest and Ploesti amid heavy defenses.
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Texas Court of Appeals
Paul McCollum
McCollum
U.S. Army Air Force
Pearl Harbor
Odessa High School
Air Force
463Rd
Foggia
Italy
Vienna
Bucharest
Yugoslavia
Ploesti
Romania
Istanbul
Connecticut teen patents horse restraining belt inspired by Reeve
Kimberly Kojima an 18 year old rider from Connecticut received a patent for a bungee like belt to keep a rider in the saddle during a stumble. She aims to prevent neck injuries seen in Christopher Reeve by wearing the device during riding.
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Durham, Conn
Massachusetts
Christopher Reeve
Kimberly Kojima
Kojima
Reeve
Culpeper
DeMayo
Bonnie Lea Farm
Williamstown
Mass
Frank
Durham
Conn
Judge won’t stop DPS from unplugging eight-liner slots
A Texas district judge refused to block the Department of Public Safety from raids on operators of eight-liner gambling machines. The Texas Veterans of Foreign Wars had asked for an injunction, arguing a 1995 law legalized the machines, but Judge John Dietz said he lacked authority to halt the seizures. The VFW plans an appeal as DPS has already confiscated hundreds of machines statewide.
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Dallas
Texas Department of Public Safety
Texas Department of Veterans of Foreign Wars
John Dietz
Austin
DPS
Veterans Group
Barry Bishop
Dietz
VFW
Bishop
Dallas Morning News
Dan Morales
Leaders shift focus at summit in Birmingham
At a Birmingham summit leaders from the United States Russia Britain France Italy Japan and Canada pivot from Pakistan India nuclear tests to global issues. They vow to crack down on high tech crime and press for Northern Ireland peace while hinting at easing sanctions on Pakistan if it avoids testing. A tranquil estate setting hosts the talks as 50 000 protesters gather downtown.
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Birmingham
England
Pakistan
India
Northern Ireland
Asia
Clinton
Russia
Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Canada
United States
Bradford
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