Commuter Tots Blessings By JOE WING AP Writer
New ark is a great place to visit unless you have to visit it five times a week via the Long Island Rail Road. The article describes delays, maintenance cuts, union actions, and passenger discontent after a series of management changes under state control and a later transition to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority. It notes higher costs for commuters, crowding, and passenger protests, including a proposed ten dollar bill of rights and arrests for ticket refusals, amid a push to improve service.
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Ronald N. Bellerose Completes Course
Airman Ronald N. Bellerose, son of Mr and Mrs Emilien J. Bellerose of Biddeford Maine, graduated with honors at Sheppard AFB Texas from the training course for US Air Force communications specialists. He is a National Guardsman assigned to a Mine ANG unit at South Portland after an ESCAPED Benedict Arnold note.
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Sea otter pelts fetch 1100 in Alaska auction
New York firm Reiss & Fabrizio paid 1100 for a sea otter pelt as Alaska’s second post 1911 auction sold more than 500 pelts. The average price was 256 with pelts sourced mainly from Tanaga and Kanaga in the Aleutians under supervision of Fish and Game.
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