Police presence sours Black College Reunion crowds
Daytona Beach police drew complaints as 50 000 to 70 000 attendees left the Black College Reunion noting heavy patrols and mounted officers. A horse was later destroyed after a visitor punched it, while charges were filed against a Jacksonville man. Local officials defended the event as safe and profitable.
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Black College
Barry Simms
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Dheryl Shephard Tyson
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Samuel Stevens
Savannah State College
Feathery intruder dodges peril after chimney trek
In New Philadelphia area, Carolyn Petry found a wild duck that survived a fall down an 82 foot chimney and a trek through vents to a bedroom. The duck likely entered via a water heater vent. Her Labrador Roxi alerted the homeowner, and the duck flew out unharmed after a rug was placed over it. Roxi recovered days later after the scare.
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NEW Philadelhia
Tuscarawas County
Carolyn Petry
Petry
Tuscarawas
Cleveland
Perry
Roxi
Dave
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License mixup nightmare for many motorists
Four thousand New Mexicans drive with someone else s license number after a Motor Vehicles Division error. Officials say duplications involve about 2000 license numbers shared by about 4000 motorists, risking tickets and points on innocent licenses. James Manley, 54, lost trucking jobs due to mistaken license data linked to an unqualified 21 year old.
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Santa FE
N.M
State Motor Vehicles Division
James Manley
Motor Vehicles Division
Gary Montoya
Montoya
New Mexico
Manley
Albuquerque
Phoenix
Munley
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