Streaker at Cardinals game says bet loss prompts act
A 22-year-old Collin Grundstrom of Jefferson City ran naked onto Busch Stadium field during a St Louis Cardinals game after losing a bet. Officers recovered his shorts, he was fined jailed overnight and charged with two city ordinances for spectator running on the field and lewd behavior. Stadium security chief Joe Walsh cited suspected drinking.
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Police say roving cows drank brews
Boxford Massachusetts police reported a group of roaming cows crashed a local gathering, bullied guests, and drank beers. Lt. James Riter said he arrived to a loose-cattle call, saw the herd flee to a backyard, and observe the partygoers before the cows knocked over cans and lapped spilled beer. The cows were herded back by their owner and friends.
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Jeff Goldblum wins restraining order against persistent admirer
In Los Angeles, a judge granted actor Jeff Goldblum a temporary restraining order against Linda Ransom after she repeatedly visited his home and violated prior orders. The 49-year-old has faced multiple arrests for restraining-order violations since 2001, with Goldblum citing substantial emotional distress.
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May 26 History Highlights Across Centuries
On May 26 events span 1942 when the Armed Forces Radio Service was created to boost troop morale, Radio Tokyo boasted Pacific victories, Tule Lake opened, Luther was banned in 1521, Johnson was acquitted in 1868, HUAC was formed in 1938, and Nixon and Brezhnev signed the ABM Treaty in 1972.
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World Vision Classic Dates Corrected in SIU Basketball Notice
The Friday sports page carried incorrect dates for the World Vision Classic. The event is set for December 20 through 22 in Logan Utah, matching SIU men’s basketball schedule.
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Illinois Lottery Draw Summary Card
Illinois Pick Three midday nine seven seven and evening one one five. Pick Four midday five three two two and evening one nine three eight. Lucky Day Lotto eight seventeen nineteen twenty three thirty nine. Mega Millions nine fifteen twenty one forty fifty four megaball eleven. Lotto jackpot two point two five million. Mega Millions jackpot twenty four million. Pick Three midday two two four and evening seven five five. Pick Four midday one seven eight seven and evening four four six three. Missouri Pick Three midday two four eight and evening one seven five. Pick Four midday zero seven five three and evening eight five zero five. Show MeCash two twelve thirteen twenty five twenty nine. Powerball Jackpot one hundred twenty eight million.
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