Mardi Gras Sarcophagus Draws Crowds To New Orleans
A bizarre feature story notes a 2,000-year-old sarcophagus on display outside the New Orleans Museum, drawing long lines as visitors and media swirl around the spectacle. The piece recounts the public fascination with ancient relics, the city’s cemeteries, and a theatrical show featuring a royal burial display alongside modern pop culture chatter.
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Clock radio costs and enviro protection drive energy choices
A fragmented text argues electricity costs rise with environmental protection needs. It asserts higher prices for power to fund facilities and climate safeguards, claims public support for tougher energy policies, and urges conserving energy while ensuring reliable supply for households.
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