Animals in the News Highlights From New York Lion Case
A 160 pound lion cub named King Kado was left in a Midtown New York garage. Trainer Richard E Flynn of St Louis faces court over charges for leaving the lion cub in his parked car. An attendant was fined 50 dollars after claiming the lion was a dog. A horse in Oakland California is kept at the pound for feeding hay worth 1.50 daily as regulations cap keep at 50 cents. Welfare recipients at new food distribution points in New York City largely walk home with surplus meals, though one man used a taxi to transport his two bags of food.
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Richard E. Flynn
St. Louis
Herbert Cordero
Flonnn
Fedos
Welfare Department
Gull Painters See Red Mystery Over Red Gull Nuisance
Boston reports describe gulls suddenly painted red to deter nesting near Logan Airport. The color change traced to a Navy Hydrographic Office dye used in tides research off Portsmouth New Hampshire. In Chicago, veteran Tribune reporter Marcia Morgenstern died at age 50 after leading the You and Your Child column.
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Danville, Ill
New Mysteries About Universe Puzzle Astronomers
Berkeley scientists gather with about 1 000 colleagues from 33 countries to discuss vast cosmic puzzles. They note the universe may be 20 to 30 billion years old, not 10 to 11, and reveal many chaotic galaxies built of hundreds of billions of stars.
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Calif
Milky Way
Sone Pe Poppy
Joni Dat
Dr. Oort
Elderly Man Rinses Teeth at Downtown Bank Drive In
In Tulsa a man was seen rinsing his false teeth in a modernistic fountain at a bank drive in while a woman bathed her baby nearby. The scene drew attention from bystanders.
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Tulsa
Okla
Babysitter’s $2 Cost in Giesen’s Delegate Bid
Staunton Virginia Arthur R. Giesen Jr listed a two dollar babysitter expense as a campaign item during his successful run for the Virginia House of Delegates. The sitter cared for four children during the GOP convention.
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Staunton
Arthur R. Giesen, Jr
Virginia
House of Delegates
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