Word: prints
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Roses & Robbery. Next day, when the Item was getting ready to print its exclusive tape recordings, the T-P argued that state funds had been used to help the Item get a story. The paper trumpeted the complaint of the police superintendent, who said Richter acted "in collaboration with the Item for the express purpose of 'framing' policemen." The T-P also checked into Richter's past, found out he had been arrested eight times, convicted on a narcotics charge. State Revenue Lawyer Guy L. Deano answered that he and the Item knew all about Richter...
...letters to the CRIMSON must be signed by the writer. It is not the policy of the CRIMSON editorial page to withhold signatures in print except when the writer feels that publication of his or her name may result in reprisal or undesired publicity. In these cases, the CRIMSON checks to the best of its ability all statements of fact involved...
...Zealand editor refused to believe, or print, details of the double head er. Mrs. Small, reported Invercargill's Southland Daily News, was "so hurt" by such disbelief that "she has sworn that if she has another hole in one she will say nothing about...
...income, is near collapse. Unable to get permits to import raw materials, the textile industry has sharply curtailed production. Foodstuffs, normally imported, including wheat, meat, rice and sugar, are in critically short supply. Teachers are pressing for cost-of-living pay increases. The government has had to print more currency; since the revolution, the boliviano has dropped from 250 to 530 to the dollar...
...electric light), a phanerogam, the original model of Emmons' "Pelvi-phore," a keyed Hungarian táragotó, the uniform worn by a student nurse at Passaic, N.J. General Hospital circa 1897, a star-nosed mole, a palatometer, a telegraph crossarm complete with two insulators, an untitled color print of a steak platter and half the braincase of a fossil herring...