New Arrivals in Books and Novels Featured
A list of recent titles includes Designing Your Face by Way Bandy with step by step cosmetic demonstrations. Desert Places by Kathryn Marshall follows a Texas tale of parental value clashes. Heart Beat by Eugene Dong and Spyros Andreopoulous features Dr. Bradfield risking an artificial plutonium fueled heart. Cattle Annie and Little Britches by Robert Ward recounts two girls joining a 1890s outlaw gang. September, September by Shelby Foote explores a 1957 Memphis kidnapping and its far reaching impact.
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Pancake Preparation and Storage Tips for All Occasions
This guide shows how to make ahead pancakes for quick meals. Plan, bake extra, and freeze batter or cooked pancakes for up to three to four weeks. Reheat in toaster oven or microwave and add fillings or sauces for variety. Create fun shapes with cookie cutters and cook evenly on a preheated griddle.
Pope Paul VI recovering from flu in Vatican
Pope Paul VI shows gradual improvement after a week of illness. The 80 year old pontiff has no fever and hopes to preside at Easter Sunday Mass though Easter Week activities remain canceled. He appeared from his apartment window and will greet pilgrims at his window while skipping the outdoor Good Friday Way of the Cross.
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Criminal Juries Must Number Six
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that criminal trial juries must have at least six members, overturning five member juries used in Fulton County Georgia. Justice Blackmun stated that juries fewer than six threaten fairness and equal protection, making six the mandatory minimum while federal trials still require 12 jurors.
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Irish Scholar Cearbhall O Dalaigh dies at 67 in Sneem
Former Irish president Cearbhall O Dalaigh, a noted scholar and law expert, died at his Sneem home at age 67 from an apparent heart attack. He served as president from 1974 to 1976 before resigning after a clash with Defense Minister Patrick Donegan.
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