Alabama ballot life with famous names in state races
Two Alabama politicians with famous lineages compete for the Senate seat as Donald Stewart seeks renomination facing Jim Folsom Jr. and Finis St. John. In the Republican race Jeremiah Denton challenges Armisted Selden amid a tight race. North Dakota sees Mark Andrews unopposed, Kent Johanneson favored, and Arthur Link unopposed for governor. The Sept. 9 primary looms as a major date with many states voting.
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Big Jim” Folsom
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Kent Johanneson
Arthur Link
Alan Olson
Orville
Ike” Hagen
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Man's world not so great campaigner says
Fredric Hayward founder of Men's Rights Inc. argues sexism harms men too. He cites higher auto insurance for men, bias in child custody, and fewer men in leadership roles. Hayward, 33, once a teacher and diplomat, has fought laws and policies seen as discriminatory toward men.
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Return of breakbone fever seen likely in south US
Federal health officials warn dengue fever could return to the continental United States, especially the South, due to a virus and susceptible population near the Texas Mexico border. Aedes aegypti mosquitoes could trigger a large outbreak with water waste cleanups and insecticide use advised. The 1945 Louisiana epidemic was the last continental US outbreak.
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Park service blamed for dangerous facilities in parks
Washington AP The National Park Service faces criticism for lax safety as GAO auditors found unsafe facilities at three of seven parks visited including Yellowstone. Two hotels Old Faithful Inn and Lake Hotel were deemed to have unsafe exits and fire stairs with a dangerous foundation risk.
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Pakistan grants height record holder monthly allowance
Mohammad Alam Channa, an 8-foot-2-inch man cited as Asia’s tallest, will receive 50 dollars monthly plus a 300 dollar lump sum from the Pakistan government to help cope with his abnormality. President Zia approved the grants to aid his handicap while he works at a Moslem shrine.
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Inmates Release Country Album Ain't Got Time to Lose
Oklahoma State prisoners create a 12 song record titled Ain't Got Time to Lose with 16,000 copies sold statewide Recording took place at Tulsa Studios June with contributions from over 45 inmates and prison groups Gov Nigh and Corrections officials aided the project The album covers prison life and life outside with some jazz and gospel numbers It aims to aid rehabilitation as disciplinary incidents reportedly fall since participation began
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Tulsa
Carolyn Snow
Institution
Brawl at St Rocco Church carnival leads to 17 arrests
Cleveland police arrested 17 people on Labor Day night during the St Rocco Church four day festival riot. About 400 fought among 2,000 attendees as beer bottles flew and a police officer was cut by glass. Authorities plan to file aggravated riot charges against 14 suspects with additional felonious assault and resisting arrest possible.
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UPI
St. Rocco
James Erne
Richard Wendell
Arson blamed for two Painesville fires including storage depot
In Painesville a storage depot owned by Daniel Bros. Fuel Co. suffered about 500000 dollars in heating oil loss after a blaze officials called arson. A nearby fire at the Painesville Speedway starter’s tower and track office is also linked to the same unidentified arsonist. Fire Chief Fred Guthleben said the storage tank fire took about 12 hours to control and noted two drain valves were removed.
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UPI
Daniel Bros. Fuel Co
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Painesville Speedway
Fred Guthleben
Guthleben
11 Die In Labor Day Traffic Accidents In Ohio
Ohio State Highway Patrol reports at least 11 killed in a 78 hour Labor Day period. Victims include two pedestrians and three motorcyclists with deaths spread across Friday night, Saturday, and Sunday.
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State Highway Patrol
Warren Delaware teachers pace in and out of classes strike end
Warren Local School District teachers reached a late night agreement after Aug 25 walkout while Delaware City teachers meet at 6 am to decide on contract acceptance or return to classes. Miamisburg and Northeastern districts also sought end to walkouts amid weekend talks. The state Auditor ordered recovery of 77485 from 38 lottery agents and advised civil probes to recover funds, with findings ranging from 1000 to 15803 dollars.
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Delaware
Miamisburg
Montgomery County
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UPI
State Auditor's Office
Ohio Attorney General’s Office
Lottery Commission
Thomas E. Ferguson
Doctors reattach Crestline man's severed foot in eight hour surgery
In Columbus physicians at University Hospital reattached James Bowman's severed right foot after an auto crash near Mansfield. Dr Neil Negrin led eight hours of delicate work aided by emergency squad protection of the extremity found along the road. Bowman is expected to walk again though final use is uncertain.
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University Hospital
Neil Negrin
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