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The University Daily Kansan
Thursday, March 29, 2001
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Pennsylvania legislator introduces toupee bill
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Giving new meaning to the word "coverage," a Pennsylvania lawmaker has introduced a bill to require insurance companies to pay for hairpieces in certain cases.
State Rep. Anthony Deluca says toupes should be covered by insurance if hair loss is caused by a medical condition.
DeLuca's bill notes toupees are often prescribed for cancer patients who sustain hair loss after undergoing chemotherapy, and for persons afflicted by alopecia areata, a genetic disorder that causes hair loss.
Toupees can lessen the emotional effects of hair loss, help control body temperature, and protect diseased, sensitive skin from ultraviolet radiation, said DeLuca, who does not wear a hairpiece.
"insurance companies call it cosmetic, but unfortunately it's a necessity for people who get these kinds of diseases," DeLuca said.
87-year-old bowler rolls perfect game
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Twelve days before his 88th birthday, Berry Thomas became the oldest bowler in America to roll a 300 game.
up there on the 12th ball and did it. Thomas said Tuesday, "I don't think I could've ever been perfect if I had stopped and let myself get nervous."
"I wasn't at all nervous. I just got
Chuck Reed, manager of Pla More Lanes, verified Thomas' record with the American Bowling Congress shortly after the game Monday.
According to Reed, the last person to hold the record was 87 and 5 months old; Thomas is 87 and 11 months.
"I'm just hoping I can get out of bed when he's his age, and he's out here bowling perfect games," Reed said.
Lewis and Clark sponsor Lewis and Clark bill
INDIANAPOLIS — Who better to sponsor a bill recognizing Lewis and Clark than Lewis and Clark?
The Indiana Senate voted 47-1 Monday to pass legislation that would create a state commission to mark the 200th anniversary of Meriwether Lewis and William Clark's expedition to explore the West.
The measure was sponsored by state Sens. James Lewis and Murray Clark.
Explorers Lewis and Clark met in Clarksville, Ind., just outside Louisville, Ky., to prepare for their 1803-06 journey. Many members of their Corps of Discovery exploration team were recruited from the area.
Clarksville residents sought the measure because they want the town included in a national celebration of the expedition's bicentennial. The state House of Representatives had already passed a similar bill.
Fire reveals $30,000 stash of hidden cash
NEW YORK — Firefighters tearing down a damaged ceiling found much more than charred rubble.
They discovered nearly $30,000 in cash believed to have been stored in a Brooklyn apartment for at least 20 years.
"We think it belonged to some bookie who got bumped off, or some wise guy who went on the lam," Firefighter Anthony Chaimowitz joked Tuesday, "We've been thinking up all kinds of crazy New York-style stories."
Firefighters responded Sunday to a fire that started after a resident fell asleep while smoking. No one was inured.
After the blaze was contained, firefighters began tearing down the ceiling, looking for lingering fire pockets. They found the money wrapped in foil inside six envelopes marked with handwritten dates from the 1970s and '80s.
The apartment's tenant said he had no idea who put the money there.
"He told us, 'Boy, there were plenty of times I could have used a few dolls."
CERESCO, Neb. — A World War II veteran thought he may have earned a Good Conduct Medal. He was right, but that was only the tip of the iceberg.
lars and it was right over my head the whole time." Chaimowitz said.
On Friday, the long-awaited medal came in the mail, along with a Bronze Star, a new Purple Heart and an American Campaign Medal. There was also a World War II Victory medal, a Combat Infantryman Badge, an Expert Infantryman Badge and a World War II Honorable Service lapel button.
richard Allen, 80, missed out on his medal 56 years ago, since he was stateside getting married when Germany surrendered to the Allies. Allen, who already had a Purple Heart, recently mailed his discharge papers to the Army to show that he'd earned a Good Conduct Medal.
In all, 11 medals showed up, he said.
"I was surprised," Allen said. "I didn't expect all this."
The Associated Press
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Veteran gets medals 56 years after WWII
1. Various Artists Soundtrack For Moments (BrainTree Foundation)
The money was put in the city's general operating fund,where it will stay if no one claims it.
2. Black Box Recorder The Facts of Life (Jetset)
3. Love Forever Changes (Rhino)
4. Guided By Voices Songs From Isolation Drills EP (TVT)
5. Spoon Girls Can Tell (Merge)
6. Crooked Fingers Bring On the Snakes (WARM)
7. Blue States Nothing Changes Under the Sun (ESL Music)
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9. Gorky's Zygotic Mynci The Blue Trees (Mantra)
10. Punctured Bicycle (Self Released)
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13. The Frogs Hopscotch Lollipop Sunday Surprise (Scratchie)
11. Tortoise Standards (Thrill Jockey)
12. Clinic Internal Wrangler(Domino)
14. Cupid's Cactus (Smells Like Records)
15. Idlewild 100 Broken Windows (Capitol)
18. Various Artists King Funk (Gusto Records)
17. Semisonic All About Chemistry (MCA)
19. Bossacucanova & Roberto Menescal Brasillidade (Ziriguiboom)
16. Loki (Open Door)
20. John Frusciante To Record Water For Only Ten Days (Warner Brothers)
21. Rocket From the Crypt Group Sounds (Vagrant)
22. Autour de la Faux Loux Movement (Network)
23. Avey Tare & Panda Bear Spirit They're Gone, Spirit They've Vanished (Animal)
24. The Mach Kung-Fu Teach A Chick To Dance! (Telstar)
25. The Oth Orgynia (MCA)
25. The Orb Cygonia (MCA)
26. S. Process More Me (Track Star)
27. Stephen Malkmus (Matador)
28. Tram Frequently Asked Questions (Jetset)
29. Bonnevill Pelican (Instinct)
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