Christmas Comic-Strip Adventure Tells How Plot to Destroy Trees Was Foiled
The Baytown Sun features How Wyn Lock Saved Christmas a 2k-part comic tale by Paul Gringle starting today. Wyn Sock and Rufus Bear foil a plan to destroy every Christmas tree using elves and Santa, with Gringle's NEA work and film animation background shaping memorable characters.
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Red light ice warning device tested in Germany
Frankfurt Germany AP reports a road ice alert device reflectively mounted on guardrails and headlight reflections. Developed by The Batelle Institute the device glows red at freezing temperatures yellow for slight warmth and green when no ice is likely to form.
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Vehicle Runs Amok In Mountain View Driveway
A running car in Mountain View California shifted through gears and moved across the street crashing into neighbor Will Han Ebeling’s car and then into its owner’s garage door. No injuries were reported though damages were extensive. Abigail Frazier, chief clerk of Baytown Selective Service Board No. 63, will attend a Houston briefing on changes in the draft system next Thursday to answer questions about the new lottery selection system.
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