Sharpsburg Court Weighs Free Water Rights
Sharpsburg faces a court case over the town spring water rights. Attorney Delauney argues the spring may be used for drinking water, while the town and local officials seek continued free use by permission of owners. Judge Cobey and others hear the case with both sides agreeing on long-standing use.
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Delauney
Robert Xiterynski
Attomney
Beed
Boyer
Sharps
Laughlin
Sharpsnwirss
Minister Now Assigned To Church He Guest Preached In 13
Retired Brethren Evangelist Ankrum, long active in ministry, plans a yearlong project with his wife to travel abroad this summer. They will study historical sites and publish works such as Maryland and Penning, Paris, and Jerusalem. His ministry began in 1914 after Ashland College and included numerous assignments from Hamilton, Kansas to Masonlawn, Pennsylvania, with photography of historical church sites.
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An Scase
Alexander Mock
London
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Paris
Name
Cairo
Jerusasylvan
Lem
Nazareh
Athens
Ankrom
Artie
Iowa
Washington Court Tam
Mulberry
Nouse
Ohio
Qak Til
Takes Jailer At His Word FUREKA Calf
AP reports a jailer told Rob Winsir Robin his time was up. Rob, a Yuroe Indian, appeared calm and prepared to leave as MacDonald recalled the man had more than four months remaining on a petty theft sentence imposed April 8 for 30 days.
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Fureka
Calf
Tom MacDonald
Rober Winsir Robin
Dean
Stambeldt
Pga
Hobidean
Han
MacDonald
Rob
Service News Highlights Marine Corps Recruits and Army Demonstrations
Private Ronald Sanders of 128 Roessner Ave completed recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island. The Indoctrination into Marine life covers discipline, drill, and military subjects. Army Specialist Four Wills Ki Yonker Jr. from Hancock participated in a major firepower demonstration at Fort Hood, Texas, with armor, infantry, artillery and air support as part of the 74th Armor Association event. Specialist Yonker joined the Army in 1961 and trained at Fort Knox, now serving as a communications specialist with the 19th Artillery. He is 23, a Hancock High School alumnus, and his parents reside on Star Route.
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Ronald &. Sanders
Hubert L. Sanders
Roessner Ave
Marine Corps
Parris Islam
3.C
Marine Corps Ilfe
Army
Wills Ki. Yonker Jr
Hancock
Fort Hood
Tex
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Armor Association
Yonder
Fort Wrox
19Th Artillery
Fort
Hancock High School
Paylus
Rails Unions Move Talks To A New Topic
Washington AP reports railroads and operating unions shifted talks to a new subject in efforts to avert a nationwide strike. No agreement reached on how to handle 40,000 firemen on freight and yard trains as discussions focus on crew makeup for routes between divisions. A presidential emergency board had suggested eliminating most foremen jobs gradually to cut costs of outdated rules. Both sides must negotiate under the Railway Labor Act, and if unresolved, new work rules could trigger strikes by the unions.
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Man Jay
H Ls
Cressroads
Hoth
Dhut Ie
Another Recovers Full Use Of Arm After Severe Injury
Alain Vahey 22 a truck driver returned to work in DMON France three months after a falling beam nearly severed his right arm. A surgeon operated three hours renewing bone and reattaching vessels and nerves. He has regained nearly full use of the arm.
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Dmon
France
Alain Vahey
Dion
Vachey
Strrast
Pope John Paul II Illness Deepens Vatican Concern
Vatican officials reported Pope John Paul II remained in serious condition with fluctuating health. Cardinale Cicognani visited, doctors warned of possible further weakening, and the Pope briefly rose for Mass as aides worked on a book draft. Vatican plans for a Kennedy audience were suspended as prayers spread worldwide.
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Vatican
Vatican Press Office
Gasharrini
P ‘Pe
Vadayhay Ware
Bergamo
Pope John
Youth Guilty Of Slaying Classmate
Fairfax AP report states 18 year old John C Vinson Jr was found guilty of first degree murder in the shooting death of classmate Lewis Goldfel 17 of False Church Virginia The verdict came after a day long trial and Vinson son of a Washington policeman pleaded guilty The judge ruled the act deliberate and purposeful and scheduled sentencing for June 21
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San
Albert
V. Tryan Ir
John C. Vinson Jr
Lewis ¥ F. Goldeln
False Church
Vinson
Washington
Negres
Galdfel
Goldfein
Saale
Virginia
Bryan
Prayer for Humble Walk Amid Turmoil
A devotional prayer pleads for humility and divine defense as global tensions rise. The writer cites W. Dale Oldham and a Christian Brotherhood executive director, emphasizing daily faith and a peaceful heart amid a culture of bragging and conflict.
Kentucky voters pick nominees as Chandler battles Breathitt
In Louisville Kentucky voters chose gubernatorial nominees with Edward Breathitt Jr challenging incumbent governor A B Chandler for the Democratic nod. Republican Walter Nunn seeks the nomination amid a rising GOP mood as observers note Democrat rifts could favor a November GOP victory.
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Kentucky
Chandler
Edward T. Breathitt Jr
Louie B. Nunn
Kenhickian
Ureathitt
Bert Combs
Breathitt
Chandlce
U.S
Earle Clements
Wonramica
Strang
Nunn
Jesse N. Rt. Cecil
Astro-Guide: Present-For You and Yours Advice
Present-For You and Yours offers to discuss problems with a qualified advisor. Choose a confidante carefully to keep secrets safe. The financial outlook remains optimistic. consider buying something you’ve wanted for a while.
Ice Age forecast sparks talk of long cold winters
A quoted aged forecast claims a coming long cold cycle may bring frigid winters over many years. Predictions mention Navajo regions and Utah where forecasters warn of a potential prolonged cold spell affecting large areas and agricultural planning.
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U.S
Arizona
Utah
Aries to Pisces zodiac signs horoscope summary
The text lists zodiac signs with date ranges and brief, fragmented fortunes. Aries through Pisces mention mood themes like heartache, luck, and personal focus, but many phrases are garbled and unclear. The piece reads as a local astrology column with generic predictions.
Wet and Stormy Weather Across United States
Wet and cloudy conditions spread across the nation after outbreaks of storms and heavy rain. Tornadoes damaged homes in Muncie and Richmond Indiana while winds lashed Dallas San Antonio and Missouri. Thunderstorms rolled from western Texas and Oklahoma to the Ohio Valley and Gulf Coast with rain and showers elsewhere. temperatures varied little.
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Richmond
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Nome
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Missouri
Suburan
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San
Ananio
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Oklahoma
Mississippi and
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California
Florida
Living Costs Steady in April Amid Mixed Prices
The Labor Department reports the consumer price index at 106.2 percent of 1987-89, roughly $19.62 to buy what $10 bought four years ago. Food and gasoline fell in April, offset by higher housing, rent, cars, newspapers and club dues. Meat, poultry and fish dropped 24 percent to the lowest level in years. Clague notes no major CPI impact yet from sugar rises, expected to unfold gradually over months.
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Evan Clague
Bu|f Rent of Labor Statistics
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Clague
Talks Planned in Kabul to Set Border Treaty
AP reports Foreign Minister Chen Yi of Communist China said talks with Afghanistan will be held in Kabul to conclude a border treaty. China and Afghanistan share about 2,000 miles of frontier north of Kashmir. Meanwhile, Algerian theaters halted "Ben Hur" amid a government ban, with notices that the film could not be shown and may be seen as a sign of official policy.
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Tokyo
Chen Yi
Communist
Ching
Afghanistan
China
Kabul
Kashimi
Algiers
Ben Hur
Algeria
Oran
British guard dog Charlie has teeth capped at USAF expense
London AP reports a U S Air Force guarded dog named Charlie is undergoing dental work at Alconbury US air base. Air Force spokesmen say the dog has four of his sharpest teeth removed and given capped replacements to keep him in good health for duty. The cost and exact arrangements were kept confidential.
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London
Charlie
Air Force
Air Iree
Miconbury
Huntingdonshire
U. S
Dismissed Teachers Seek Reinstatement in Court
In Baltimore the four English professors claim their contract terminations at American University’s Teachers College lacked academic basis and cite academic freedom. Represented by ACLU lawyer Fred Weisgal, they allege president Hardesty and trustees refused hearings and that releases were prompted by non academic factors, including letters of recommendation offered as leverage. They seek reinstatement and challenge the rulings in Circuit Court.
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Baltimore
Hardesty
Teachers College
Board of Trustees
American Civil Liberties Union
Fred Weisgal
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Seacners
Matchmare
Har- 28
R. Bowen
New Scheme For Catching Fish Grows From Sounds
London AP reports at a United Nations FAO session that artificial mating calls may help lure fish into nets. Fisheries director Dr Donavan B Finn says more is learned about fish behavior, with sound-based feeding cues under study. He notes future use could include devices to detect, herd, and harvest fish at will.
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London
Donavan B. Finn
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
Finn
Why Men Are Self-Conscious About Sex
In June Reader's Digest a noted authority explains why men feel less at ease about sex than women and what women may not understand. The article promises to clarify common marital tensions and improve harmony as readers explore perspectives on intimacy.
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Reader's Digest
Juno Reader's Digest
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