Meeker Sheep Dog Classic Tests Bravery and Skill
The ninth annual Meeker Sheep Dog Classic draws about 5 000 spectators as 100 dogs from around the world face a brutal course at 6 240 feet. Moly the winner, owned by Bruce Fogt, relives a past injury while dogs execute tasks from fetching to shedding and penning, showing brains and brawn over beauty.
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Talk show guest girl, 13, lost in New York
A 12 year-old Utah girl who was in New York to appear on Sally Raphael's show has been missing six days after leaving a Loews New York Hotel barefoot. Charlotte Young, from Magna, Utah, vanished after last being seen Wednesday night. her mother Connie Shinn described concerns about her daughter's behavior and attire on the show.
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Officials seek to repair U S emergency communications
Washington AP report outlines a plan to overhaul U S emergency communications making it possible for police firefighters and rescue workers to talk directly over mobile phones. A high level panel met to begin work aiming for completion in a year with options to designate common channels or relocate agencies to shared airwaves.
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Young prodigy tops college astronomy course at 13
Clarion AP report says 13-year-old Jason Wick of Karns City led a summer term sophomore level Solar System Astronomy class at Clarion University. He earned the highest tests grade in the class taught by assistant professor Stephen Shulik, qualifying as a regional winner in Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth competition.
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Moore donation funds Civil War study center at Shepherd College
Mary Tyler Moore donated 200000 dollars to Shepherd College to establish the Conrad Schindler House George Tyler Moore Center for the Study of the Civil War. The 180 year old Shepherdstown house was once owned by Moore’s ancestor copper smith Conrad Schindler and will be renamed in honor of Moore’s ancestor and her father.
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Deafness no obstacle in beauty's year at top
Miss America Heather Whitestone, 22, profoundly deaf, returns to Atlantic City for preliminaries as she nears end of her reign. The Birmingham native greets thousands, dances on stage, and prepares to crown a successor Saturday with 40 former Miss Americas in attendance.
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