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...pool, all testify to Sparky's determination to give his children everything he lacked as a boy. Keeping the family company are five cats, four horses, three dogs, two turtles and a mouse. In true Peanuts fashion, the dogs, says Joyce, are "watchdogs in the sense that a burglar might trip over them in the dark." "Things are too easy for children nowadays," says Schulz. But things also remain the same. At least one of his sons, Monte, 13, is an avid ballplayer who expects to play this summer in the Pony League...
Obviously, no professional thief in his right mind would try to steal any of those gems. They would take for granted that burglar alarms are stretched like invisible fish nets across the room, that sharp-eyed guards march hither and yon on everlasting alert, and that at the very least the windows are locked...
...burglar alarm has been disconnected for years - for no apparent reason. The museum has also been short of night watchmen for some time. The big windows have been left open two inches every night for the sake of better ventilation in Morgan Hall...
...burglar apparently scaled a series of two-foot wide ledges to reach the room of Caroline T. Davidson '67 and Mary F. Butler...
...Great Deterrent. Trikilis' system is not a perfect burglar finder, and it cannot foil the determined thief who tosses a stolen book out a window. But drawbacks are few, and along with a similar setup made by Bro-Dart Industries of Newark, N.J., the Sentronic sentry is being studied by libraries across the U.S., from the Harvard University Medical School library to San Quentin prison library...