Old Sunday blue laws spark Ohio and Boston debates
In Columbus Ohio old blue laws restrict Sunday activities including grocery sales except bread and pastries and ban youths over 14 from fishing or sports. The council notes antiquated rules may be enforced only upon formal complaints while broader bans on theater, circuses, and other entertainments are cited as obsolete. Boston reports indoor shooting accidents exceed 1,000 deaths nationwide last year, highlighting safety concerns raised by the Institute For Safer Communities.
Safety Measures For Farmers Are Outlined
CHAMPAIGN. A farm safety expert warns farmers to stay in the driver seat when hitching a implement to a tractor. Gordon McCleary, a University of Illinois specialist, says many injuries occur when individuals stand between the tractor and implement. He proposes a seat mounted hook to lift the tongue and advises backing heavy equipment into place to connect the latches at the correct height.
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Living Reports Large Number Wounded by Accidents
Living notes that such accidents caused non fatal wounds to nearly 50000 other persons, highlighting widespread impact and ongoing public health concerns.
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Living
Theft of swinging doors shocks Providence shop
IMPANEST thief in Providence RI stole swinging doors from Louis Tap in a robbery that stunned locals. In New Haven CT and Elyria OH reports, criminals forced victims to delay calling police by seizing phones and locking them in rooms as they cleaned out premises.
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