Mantua artist finds bucolic success in hometown scenes
Frank Hubbard, 63, paints realistic oils and watercolors of Mantua and Ravenna, selling two or three works monthly for about 150 dollars each. He runs a small studio across from the old railroad station, teaches part time, and finances the space through sales and a portrait-related sideline, while his son promotes his work on the East Coast.
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John Spetz
Mantua, Ohio
UPI
New York
Frank Hubbard
Hubbard
Mantua
Erie-Lackawanna
Ravenna
Ohio
Youngstown-Cleveland
Moser Bag & Paper Co
Cleveland
Roly-Poly Hubbard
Willoughby
David
Businessmen slow to respond to consumer demands
NEW YORK UPI. A Harris survey finds businessmen slow to respond to worker and consumer demands for better working conditions and products. The study says quality of life demands meet rejection as many businessmen are uninformed out of touch and recoil in shock and bitterness.
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New York
UPI
Harris
Congress to Hold Dairy Industry Hearings in Vermont
UPI reports that Congress will hold dairy hearings July 24 and 26 in Burlington, led by the House Dairy and Poultry subcommittee. Rep. James Jeffords says the purpose is to gather first hand information to address dairy farmer bankruptcies and federal price supports, examining milk marketing orders, imports, cattle diseases, sanitation, and pollution rules. Local dairy farmers and consumers from New England and northern New York will be invited to testify.
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Washington
Jeffords
New England
New York State
Vermont
Burlington
U.S
Wars without soldiers in the new future described by Barnaby
Dr. Frank Barnaby of the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute warns that vast war research spending and rapid military tech revolutions could reshape warfare. He cites precision guided munitions and automated systems as lowering target error, enabling mobility and remote spotting while risking greater civilian harm and global militarization. A Lima garden note follows, highlighting a Japanese Garden donated for $450,000 in Parque de la Exposi.
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London
UPS
Frank Barnaby
Barnaby
Stockholm International Peace Research Institute
New Scientist
Lima
UPI
Peru
Japanese Central Society
Ae Parque de la Exposi
South Pole winter crew enters second half of stay
Seventeen men began the long Antarctic winter at the Amundsen Scott station as 10 scientists conduct weather and other studies. They will remain until October as darkness continues, with nearby Russian station 78 miles away. The project reported equipment issues from freezing diesel fuel, a water pump, a leaky water melter, and an ice clogged exhaust stack. The base, built under a 52-foot dome, includes gym, pool, sauna, library, workshop, broadcasting, and amateur radio facilities. On June 12, twelve men joined the “three hundred club” after moving from sauna heat to minus 100 degree air.
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Washington
UPI
America
New South Pole
Great Antarctic
Earth
U.S
Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station
South Pole
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Monument Plaza
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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