European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 15, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes faces a places saturday March 15, 1986 Bambi was us a Lowdown Snake in fhe class from press dispatches a 12-foot Python that was on the Loose in a High school at Westerville Ohio for four Days is Back in its Cage after it was found above a ceiling. It s now Safe and secure and locked in its aquarium Home North High school principal Lee Whitaker said of Bambi who was found thursday morning. Bambi one of several snakes used in science classes was in its Cage sunday night but science teacher Doug Las Wynn said things were not in order when i arrived  students tried to catch the Python which crushes it prey but is not poisonous by using caged rats As bait but the lure did t work Wynn said. Two science teachers and students found the Snake by following a Trail of shedding skin Wynn said. He said that because the area above the false ceiling is cooler than the rest of the school the Snake was in somewhat of a state of hibernation and offered no resistance. Wonderful wonder grammy award Winner Stevie wonder thrilled cock Tail lounge patrons this week in West Orange n.j., with an unexpected concert. Wonder accompanied by his wife and brother dined on stuffed Capon Champagne and Orange juice at the Manor in West Orange before the three went into the restaurant s lounge on tues Day night. When the House band launched into a tribute to the songwriter wonder took to the stage and Sang a few hits to a cheering crowd. Manor assistant manager Rich Ard Driscoll said he was pretty sure the Singer was indeed wonder. Well it looked like Stevie wonder talked like Stevie wonder and Sang like Stevie wonder he said. Too and going Strong Margaret Moore was 9 years old when she began writing about people and events in the Southern Texas Community of Pettus. Ninety one years later she has no plans to quit. I never think of retiring said the 100-year-old columnist for the Beeville Bee Picayune. I Don t know any different kind of Job. I Don t know what people would do if they  in 1895, the publisher of the Beeville Picayune wanted mrs. Moore s father Henry Dahl to write about events in Pettus a new Community 10 Miles North of Beeville. Wonder because Dahl a German immigrant could not write English very Well he drafted his daughter to do it. In the first few years she wrote about new people coming to the bustling town about new businesses and about newborns and deaths. She would go with her father from Home to Home in a horse and buggy looking for stories. Sometimes the news came to her people would visit their farmhouse located a few Miles from town. I just wrote about anything i wanted to about peo ple. That was the main thing said mrs. Moore a frail White haired woman with a Spry humor. At age 14, mrs. Moore took a 23-year break from the newspaper business. She went to College for four years married Begley Moore and began teaching school and raising a family. In 1923, she returned to Pettus and resumed her writing. Five years later the Picayune merged with the Bee Ville Bee and mrs. Moore continued writing. She started a column Flowers for the living which recognized people for their Good deeds. Friends in High places Kentucky gov. Martha Layne Collins embarrassed by a tanning bed purchased with state funds for the governor s mansion auctioned off the Recliner but is getting it Back thanks to a High bid from Friendly senators. After receiving editorial criticism and some jabs from lawmakers when the Purchase of the $3,200 tanning bed by the Parks depart ment was disclosed by a reporter Collins declared the bed surplus property and put it on the Block in Frankfort. She even kicked in a Spray can of sunburn tonic along with a note warning that overexposure could be hazardous to health. But a group of state senators Collins decided to pull their resources to buy the bed Back for Collins and their $3,500 bid was the highest. Collins press aide Barbara Hadley Smith said the governor did not know about the senators bid but noted she is a very gracious person and certainly she will accept this generous gift from these distinguished legis  Well it looked like trash Martha Estrada thought a garbage bag would be a perfect hiding place for the $11,094 she was carrying in Elpaso Texas until a Friend s 3-year-old daughter tossed the bag out the car window. Estrada who planned to use the Cash to buy a dump truck for her father s landscaping business noticed the bag was missing about six hours after running an errand with her Friend and the 3-year-old. The Money had been found and turned in last week by Francisco Morales 18, and Jose Maraz 39, and police thought at first it might belong to drug dealers. But Estrada and her father claimed the Money wednesday persuading authorities it belonged to them by describing the denomination of the Bills and How they were wrapped. Police said they would return the Money after Check ing police records in Elpaso said Vicky Whitehead whose Young daughter had tossed the Money out the window. Up photo Lizard what Lizard having a Monkey on your Back is bad enough but Well known film Star Godzilla creates quite a scene when he hitches a ride on the Back of co Star Sam starker. The two were taking a break from the filming of Godzilla Mon amour in Montreal s Chinatown. 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