Wild Horse Annie loses bid to prove horses are wild
Idaho brand inspector Burns Beal ruled that horses rounded up last year belonged to ranchers, ending Annie and the American Horse Protection Association effort to prove the animals were wild. Congressmen from Maryland and South Dakota filed claims for the horses, arguing they are wild. The group had claimed ranchers drove horses over cliffs and used them for pet meat amid debates over grazing on federal land. In Muskegon, Michigan, 8 year old Melissa Woodworth, who is blind from a brain tumor, caught a 28 pound 14 ounce king salmon on a weekend fishing trip, described by her father as the family’s best fisherman.
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Burns Beal Niled
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South Dakota
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Muskegon
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Cash boy improves after skull fracture in Jeep crash
Four year old John Cash son of Johnny and June Carter Cash is improving after a skull fracture and concussion from a Jeep rollover Monday at Vanderbilt Children's Hospital. He was moved from intensive care to a regular unit as doctors reported most danger past and regaining consciousness after 14 hours.
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Newark Violence Surges As Looting Strikes City
Sniper fire and looting mark a third straight day of disorder in Newark New Jersey. Police report 12 officers and five civilians injured. 76 arrests, 54 wounded overall. Violence centered around Columbus Homes with youths, many Puerto Rican, rampaging through the North Ward. A week of clashes began after a Sunday dice game incident at Branch Brook Park, followed by demonstrations and police actions at City Hall.
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Nevada madam candidate for state assembly leads in race
Beverly Harrell, a 4 foot 3 inch Nevada madam, was nominated as a Democratic candidate for the state assembly in LDA Junction. She faced Don Moody and Frances Hawkins in a seven-candidate primary with no Republican filed and no incumbents. Harrell vows tax relief for seniors, land release to private citizens, Walker Lake preservation, a general disease education program, and a processing mill for non corporate miners.
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Nevada
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Vietnam nurses die in Ohio plane crash couple and infant
The first Vietnam era nursing team Robert A. Williams 37 Barbara 29 and their two month old son Jeffrey died when their light plane crashed shortly after takeoff in Ohio. Witnesses said the plane broke apart in the air and fell into a backyard near the airport. The Williamses from Floydada Texas had returned there after visiting Mrs Williams mother in Cincinnati. They had served in Vietnam with the Second Surgical Hospital of the First Air Cavalry Division. Washington AP Senate approves a bill to raise the fee for executing passport applications at post offices and federal courts.
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