Civil War stencil found in Marion family hands
Bob Peet of Marion received the Civil War stencil of his distant relative William T. Peet. The item’s transfer highlights a local historical find and connects a present resident to a Civil War-era artifact.
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Discovery Living marks 20 years of group home success
Original residents celebrate twenty years since five early participants moved into Discovery Living program group homes. Neighbors describe progress and community impact as residents reflect on milestones.
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Fire risk warned as open flames used in Old Capitol dome cleanup
An October letter from Renaissance Restoration manager Fritz Miller warned Shive-Hattery and Enviro Safe Air that blowtorches and open flames in removing asbestos from the Old Capitol dome could trigger a major fire. The 160 year old building later suffered a $2 million loss from fire and water damage. Bawden and UI officials declined comment while acknowledging review of the historical events.
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Deer Ravage Christmas Tree Farm Faces Heavy Losses
Handley, a 67 year old grower in Handley’s Holiday Hillside, reports deer herds tearing through 15 acres, killing hundreds of pines and firs. He fenced the property with a 5 foot barrier and a 7 foot mesh, noting deer squeeze through small gaps. Other growers report deer herds up to 300 head damaging large Christmas tree inventories.
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Americans wounded as battle rages around Afghan prison fortress
Northern Alliance forces with U.S. special help battle captured loyalists of Osama bin Laden at a mud walled fortress near Mazar i Sharif. Five Americans were seriously wounded by a stray bomb while U.S. Marines and air support strike Taliban convoy near Kandahar.
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Recession Declared As U S Economy Enters Slowdown
The National Bureau of Economic Research declared that the United States entered a recession last March amid a mild downturn. Analysts say the drop could ease by mid next year unless disrupted by new terrorist events. President Bush urged swift congressional stimulus action.
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