Silence In Court Deaf Judge Weiss Sign Language Plan
Pittsburgh AP reports Judge Samuel A. Weiss will hear criminal cases until 1955 with deaf mutes due to his vocal chord growth. Doctors prescribed silk and he may write opinions while others read in sign language to communicate.
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Should I give a Christmas present to a boy friend
Teen Talk discusses whether girls should give small gifts to male acquaintances at Christmas. It weighs motives, social norms, and gift types from handkerchiefs to cuff links, advising modest tokens unless the relationship is serious, with caution on embarrassment if the other cannot reciprocate.
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Changes In Safety Laws Are Framed
Nebraska officials endorsed four traffic safety proposals at a state conference. Plans include raising driver license fees to fund high school driver training, biennial license renewals by holder birthday to ease workload, replacing current rules with a national uniform vehicle code, and closing loopholes. Judges and safety groups discussed uniform penalties and teen driver economy runs with prize incentives for fuel efficiency.
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Rag-to-riches tale ends with jail for thief
Winston-Salem police say George Withers, 40, admitted breaking into a vacant house on two occasions. He claimed he took rags and sold them to a junk dealer as part of his rag to riches story.
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