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May 21, 2007
A Janesville, Wisconsin woman, who had been taking care of a sick squirrel for three weeks, ended up being scratched and bitten by the ungrateful animal. The 47-year-old woman, whose name is not released, said she found the small and sick squirrel in her window sill about three weeks ago wanted to take "care for it. "
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May 14, 2007
A 23-year-old man has probably set a record of sorts when he was arrested twice in a span of 24 hours. Edward Turner of Hermon and his roommate, Donald Searway, were arrested late Thursday after police found firearms and jewelry in their car and home. According to Maine State Police, the jewelry was reported stolen from homes in Levant earlier in the day. Turner, who was released on bail Friday morning, got arrested 15 hours later at 8:45 that night when he was spotted with a backpack.
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April 23, 2007
An injured deer wandered into a mall in New Jersey, where it stumbled into a Sears and scared all the shoppers. Jeff Hrusko, who works at the Sears in the Ocean County Mall tells All Headline News (AHN) it "broke through a plate glass window and charged through the store. I heard breaking glass and turned my head in the direction of the noise, to see a badly hurt deer hurdle passed. "
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April 18, 2007
Topics drivers, games, hair, jewelry, taxi, teeth, smoking, image, personal, window, business, chinese, news and women
In a yet another effort to upgrade the city's image before the 2008 Olympic Games, authorities in Beijing have barred women cabbies to not to dye their hair red and their male counterparts from growing their hair long. The bans on the city's taxi drivers are a part wider effort by the authorities who perceive the Olympic Games as an opportunity to display splendid Chinese culture and its residents' positive attitudes. In the recent effort, authorities have listed out as many as 12 not-to-do's for the city's cabbies. These include: greeting passengers without politeness, avoid smoking, spitting, wearing heavy and jewelry and brushing teeth after eating garlic among others.
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April 4, 2007
Firefighters had no other choice but to cut a portion of a bathroom apart, when a 700-pound woman got stuck into it and called for help. The woman, identified as Patty Brown, called emergency services in Trenton, New Jersey, late on Monday after falling in the second-floor bathroom after being unable to get up on Tuesday.
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