Capitol West Front Restoration Debate Stalls Work
Washington debate over how to treat the crumbling west front of the Capitol centers on two plans. Architect J George Stewart pushes an 88 by 44 foot extension to permanently support the structure and add offices and facilities. opponents favor restoring the original wall with cheaper repairs. Costs cited vary from 250000 to 43 million, with concerns about public disruption and the building’s durability.
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Wall Street charter suggests oversold indexes hint at rally
Wall Street firms say oversold technical indexes imply a quick rally could occur on any news at the 800 level but a sustained gain would need weeks of stability. They note strong and weak holders shift on downswings and that a weak close may signal downside exhaustion amid general alarm.
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PUC rules on yellow pages heading for homophile groups
The California Public Utilities Commission ruled that Pacific Telephone may not provide a heading for homophile organizations in the yellow pages. The commission found the company's refusal arbitrary and discriminatory and not justified by law.
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City to open bids on police cruiser and dump trucks
Columbus City Council meets for December sessions with bids opening planned for a police cruiser and dump trucks. The meeting includes a Jaycees letter supporting a teen center feasibility study and requests to rezone part of Turner & Hurst Subdivision. The article notes bears in South America.
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Funeral for Thomas Christo in Albion and South Branch
Funeral services were held Tuesday at Levander Funeral Home and South Branch Church for Thomas Christo who died Sunday in a Norfolk hospital. Pallbearers named. he was born May 6, 1913 in Newman Grove to Mr. and Mrs. Alex Christo. Survivors include his mother and four brothers and four sisters.
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