Can Cities Find A Place For Both People Horses
Columnist Jim Crossley surveys urban growth in Los Angeles County and the challenge of accommodating a large horse population. He notes 1 160 miles of bridle paths, 90 000 privately owned horses valued at 30 million dollars, and increasing conflicts as horses are kept in backyards amid new housing. Owners must trailer animals to distant riding spots as city expansion crowds out recreational space.
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John W. Ben
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Equine plans pace Los Angeles growth and zoning
The World Almanac notes English spelling quirks as California horse interests push for an equestrian center in Griffith Park. A statewide nonprofit, Equestrian Trails, Inc., says California has 375000 riding horses, up 20 percent in four years, driving calls for trails, stables, and zoning changes.
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California Horsemen
Los Angeles
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Dead GI Returns To Duty After Close Call In Combat
Pfc Richard A Rodriguez of Tucson Arizona revived a dead comrade during a medical evacuation and helped stabilize him on Dragon Observation Point. Bennett later resumed duty after a dramatic sequence involving resuscitation and a mistaken death report. Nearby, James K R McGinniss of Home Mart completed a resilient flooring installation course at Armstrong Cork Co in Lancaster Pennsylvania.
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Cork
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Dade County Commission Rejects Firearm Registration Plan
The Dade County Metropolitan Commission rejected a proposed ordinance requiring registration of all firearms by a 5 to 3 vote. Miami Beach had recently adopted a strengthened gun control law mandating firearm registration and penalties of 300 dollars and eighty days in jail for violators.
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Miami
Local Boys Win Tractor Awards at University of Maryland
Weimer, 47, of Williamsport and Jim Starliper, 7, of Wairplay earned second and third in the Future Farmers of America annual tractor operating contest at the University of Maryland. Thirteen schools from thirteen counties were represented. Weimer, a Williamsport High School graduate, plans to attend University of Maryland in the fall. Stavlipert attends South Hagerstown High School.
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Williamsport
Jim Starliper
Wairplay
Future Farmers of America
University of Maryland
Weimer
Williamsport High School
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Stavlipert
South Hagerstown High
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WVU Pharmacy Student Named Vice President
Miss Susan R. Morgan of 34 West Long Meral Road was elected vice president of Alpha Omicron chapter of Lambda Kappa Sigma at West Virginia University. She also serves as historian for the WVU American Pharmaceutical Association student chapter and is active in Beta Jota Alpha Phi. Morgan has a Dean's List record for three years and will begin her fourth year in the fall.
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Edward Morgan
West Long Mradaww Road
Alpha Omicron
Lambda Kappa Sigh
West Virginian University
West Virginia
American Pharmaceutical Association
Alpha Phi Social Sorority
Acronym Craze Sweeps Country
Joy Stilley notes the rise of acronyms from AID to HOPE and REACH shaping agencies and groups across levels. The piece jests at the wordsmithing of names and jokes about forming SLOTH Society for Lazy Or Tired Housewives, inviting readers to join.
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Biggest Change For Humphrey in Convention Vote Totals
The AP tally shows Hubert H. Humphrey gaining 34 first ballot votes to 711 while Eugene McCarthy rises 1% to 135. The Democrats require 1,812 pledged or committed votes to nominate at Chicago in late August. Republicans total 1,332 delegates with 687 needed to win in Miami Beach.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
AIS
Associated Press
Chicago
Utah
Richard M. Mixon
New York
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GOP
Miami Beach
Artist Wyeth Book to Sell for 1500 a Copy
New York AP reports a book of Andrew Wyeth paintings prepared for sale with a minimum price of 1500 per copy. Gam bit Inc will publish 250 copies with text by Richard Meryman. Wyeth retains 50, Knoedler Art Galleries will offer 200 copies between 1500 and 2000 dollars. The color work also guides an edition of 50,000 copies priced at 55 dollars each.
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Andrew Wyeth
Richard Meryman
Gambit, Inc
Boston
Wyeth
Knoedler Art Galleries
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