Because It’s There Perseverance Climber Brian Moats Rises
Five year old Brian Moats proves willpower and creativity in a Pomona yard stunt. He uses a tricycle and a board to reach upper branches of a tree at 836 S Cedar, climbing high above the world with his parents Tom and Kathy watching.
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Khomeini Drops Apology Demand to Free U.S. Hostages
Ayatollah Khomeini on Tehran radio listed four conditions for releasing the 52 Americans held since November. He said funds must be unfrozen, all U.S. claims canceled, the Shah’s wealth returned, and guarantees no U.S. intervention, with the Majlis to decide the course.
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Storms Strike Kansas City Area Damaging Homes and College
Severe thunderstorm line swept across Kansas from Emporia to Wichita spawning a tornado that damaged Kansas City Kansas Community College and a nearby apartment complex. About 50 homes were damaged and thousands lost power in Johnson County, with no injuries reported.
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Change of venue granted in Collins murder case
District Court Judge Floyd H. Coffman moved the trial of Thomas K. Collins to Anderson County citing prejudice in Franklin County. Collins, 27, Ottawa, faces second degree murder in the death of his five month old stepdaughter Latrina Marie on April 22. He remains at Larned State Hospital for mental evaluation with a hearing set for October 10. The case notes a 90 day trial window from arraignment, which June 24, may be extended due to insanity defense proceedings.
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Omission of Greens Beans and Small Pizza Servings Stir Ottawa Schools
Districtwide lunch problems hit Ottawa U.S.C. 290 schools as ARA Services missteps lead to missing green beans and two inch pizza portions. Perkins cites distribution errors and policy choices reducing served vegetables amid cost-cutting and offer style meals. Superintendent Woods vows to monitor the firm and fix the issues.
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