Great Train Robbery Stalls Train Cars Vanish in Ohio
In Morrow Ohio three small Sedat cars from the Railway Exposition Co vanished from a railroad bridge on an old track used for scenic trips. Fears rise they were dumped into a river as no sightings have been reported.
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Fan designer offers cheap ventilation for White House
Houston based engineer John Felter proposes a whole house fan to ventilate the White House this summer. He argues air movement can cool homes without air conditioning and offers to install the system at a cost under ten thousand dollars. Felter touts the method as affordable for the poor and cites a 65 degree winter target and 82 degree summer comfort.
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John Felter
Carter vows to fight last vote for standby gas tax
President Carter pledges to fight to the last vote in Congress for authority to raise a standby gasoline tax as part of his energy strategy. He says the tax will curb wasteful driving and could be offset by income tax credits, with rates rising in steps through 1987 depending on consumption. He envisions the tax as a tool for world leadership in energy policy and rejects claims it will not be returned to taxpayers.
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Maine coast classified dangerous to explosive fire hazard
The Maine Forest Service warns that the entire coast is a very dangerous to explosive fire area with a critical band from Kittery to Eastport and about 50 miles inland. Only 1.81 inches of rain has fallen this month as fires exceed 200 cases this year, some burning 350 acres.
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Ashington County
Old Orchard Beach Mayors Proposed in Charter Debate
Old Orchard Beach debates a mayoral system with elected department heads and a unified public safety director. Councilor Murphy urges a mayor and slate of candidates while preserving a town manager as assistant. Marshall favors a personnel board and split park recreation bodies.
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April 22 1977 highlights and historical events
Almanac notes today Friday April 22 1977 the 112th day with 253 to go star signs Taurus and birthdays for Isabella I Eddie Albert and Shirley Temple. Historical items include the Oklahoma land rush setup in 1889 Allied invasion of Dutch New Guinea in WWII Apollo 16 moonwalk in 1972 and Pan Am 707 Bali crash in 1974.
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Oklahoma Territory
Oklahoma
Bali
Gummo Marx Dies at 84 in Palm Springs
Gummo Marx died of natural causes at 84 in Palm Springs with Eisenhower Medical Center reporting the death. The Marx family faces sadness amid recent events and potential changes involving Groucho’s guardian Erin Fleming amid accusations from Groucho’s son.
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Inside the Journal: cartoons classifieds and puzzles
A library of short items from a 30 year old newspaper section includes cartoons classifieds pages 15 to 19 crossword puzzle and Dear Abby under Maine community and national briefs. The note recalls mid era optimism about television's feasibility.
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