Dig Day set to uncover buried 1926 Model T in Detroit
Detroiters plan a community dig for a Model T buried in 1926 by Perry Andrews. Natvey Versteeg of the Detroit Historical Museum coordinates with William Morris Sr. and Bud Guest to locate and salvage the rusting car, now partly under a cement company’s site.
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Salt Lake Sculpture Draws Mixed Public Reaction
A $7,500 abstract sculpture unveiled at Salt Lake City's new federal building drew swift mixed feedback. Viewers described it as a forest of monkey wrenches and a conversation piece, with architect Wesley Budd noting it has no name and represents nothing specific.
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Rare 1796 election split ticket for Adams and Jefferson
The only time in U.S. history when president and vice president were from opposing parties occurred in 1796. John Adams, a Federalist, won the presidency while Thomas Jefferson, a Democratic Republican, became vice president.
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