Utah Legislature Debates Repeal Of Obsolete Laws And School Rules
The Utah legislature considers repealing dead or unconstitutional laws including state miners hospital, memorials to soldiers, and welfare and road funding provisions. Several bills target executor compensation and taxes, while judiciary committees push repeals of outdated requirements such as board exams for teachers and filing pens.
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Etruscan Tomb Reaps Centuries Old Laurel Wreath Mystery
A 2000 year old Etruscan tomb yields a green laurel wreath and eerie artifacts. Skeletons wrapped in veils, feather items and glass bead purses appear alongside copper buckles. The Valci site in Tuscany hosts a vast tomb network later spread across Europe.
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Robber Tries Complaint Against Partner At Newark Station
An angry young robber entered a Newark police station to accuse his partner in a holdup. He claimed a glass pistol was imitation while his partner supposedly carried an automatic. They took 16 dollars and fled, then the accomplice allegedly turned the real gun on him and took his share.
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Moon's Path Deviates From Earth's Equator
The Naval Observatory notes the moon orbits in a plane inclined to Earth's equator by about 18 to 20 degrees. Each month it can be seen at least 18 degrees south of the celestial equator and then two weeks later at least 18 degrees north. In some years like 1918 the moon reaches nearly 20 degrees south, with its northerly movement following its southern extreme by about a week and preceding its northern extreme by about a week.
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Toad Story From Wyoming Home Echoes Through Years
Local tale describes a toad living in a concrete basement wall for 110 years. It was silent in winter, noisy in warmer months, and rebounded after a long silence three years ago per Bra Chaloupkas.
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Field Hockey Found on Ancient Marble Tablet
Workmen clearing rubbish from a wall of the Acropolis in Athens discover two marble relief tablets. One shows two youths with sticks poised to strike a ball between them, while a third youth signals the start. The tablets suggest an early form of field hockey in antiquity.
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