eyeglasses News Archive

13-Jan-2008

 

  • Corkball leader was more than war hero (St. Clair County Journal)
    At a time when Major League baseball and its struggles serve as reminders that sports often offer false heroes, the death of a true hero deserves recognition.


  • Crash of car into home devastates family (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
    Doctors worked Friday to save three children critically injured when a car crashed into a house near Calvary Cemetery the night before. And a few miles away, family members scrambled to repair the dwelling and salvage personal affects.


  • Accent in brief (Savannah Morning News)
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  • Glasses belong to missing woman (Athens Banner-Herald)
    [ Eyeglasses found in Athens' Memorial Park belong to a local woman who disappeared nearly two weeks ago, Athens-Clarke police said Thursday.


  • Neediest Cases fund surpasses 2006 total (Chattanooga Times Free Press)
    A single mom facing eviction and an elderly man in need of new eyeglasses are just two examples of people who benefited from money raised in the Chattanooga Times Free Press 2007 Neediest Cases campaign.


  • The Howl That Haunts West 66th Street (New York Times)
    Two vents on a seventh-story ledge on Riverside Boulevard occasionally emit a loud, unearthly howl that some neighbors have compared to an air-raid siren.


  • Students set sights on science (Pensacola News Journal)
    Area students show enthusiasm for science at downtown learning sessions.


  • New evidence adds to investigation (The Red and Black)
    The search for 29-year-old University graduate student Cayle Bywater is intensifying as evidence continues to surface. A pair of women's eyeglasses was discovered at Memorial Park on Wednesday, and investigators were able to link them to Bywater, according to a news release issued Thursday by Athens-Clarke County Police.


  • Andover missionaries collect supplies for Nicaragua (Eagle-Tribune Online)
    Andover Baptist Church , 7 Central St., Andover: Martin Luther King Unity Brunch and Program, Jan. 21., 10 a.m. to noon. Keynote speaker will be the Rev. Charles Stith, director of African Presidential Archives at Boston University and former U.S. ambassador to the United Republic of Tanzania.


  • Eyeglasses offer possible evidence (The Red and Black)
    After a pair of eyeglasses were found Wednesday at Memorial Park, Athens-Clarke County Police are looking at pictures to determine if the glasses are linked to a missing University graduate student, according to a report by the Athens Banner-Herald. Cayle Bywater, 29, has been missing since Dec.


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