Button Cites Laws Barring Cross Burning
Richmond AP. Atty Gen. Robert Y. Button issued an opinion stating it is against state law to burn a cross in front of a residence or on highway right of way without the written permission of the owner or occupier. He noted public property also requires authorization. Another statute prohibits burning a cross to intimidate on public or private property.
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Six Thai Bandits Executed Near Market Raid
Six Thai bandits were executed by firing squad in a temple courtyard just 150 yards from the market where five people were killed in December. The gang's leader, Tiger Khao, remains at large and had not threatened retaliation against officials. The report notes masked bands who performed in European winter festivals.
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President's Half Acre Land Near Lancaster Ohio
A private stone-walled cemetery near Lancaster Ohio was deeded to the president in 1838 by a local settler with the title to this unique landholding.
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Lancaster
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