Optimistic Solow still bets on Manhattan tower
New York developer Sheldon Solow remains bullish on a radical West 7th Street office tower despite a vacancy surge in mid Manhattan. He cites potential rent declines and housing trends as factors, says Seagram Building remains a benchmark, and predicts office rents will rise in two years even as current space sits empty.
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The Columbus Telegram Postal Rates and Address Note
The Columbus Telegram lists subscription rates delivered by carrier or by mail with annual and monthly options across Columbus and neighboring counties. A change of address instruction is given and contact details for missing issues are provided with hours.
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Hance
Polk
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Soviet pipelines push oil to Europe and Asia
Soviet Oil Minister Valentin Db Shashin told the World Oil Congress that more than 6,800 miles of pipeline are under construction to move Western Siberian oil to the West and East. The Western route spans 2,050 miles and the Eastern line 3,720 miles from Aleksandrovskoye to Nakhodka, near Vladivostok, with vast untapped fields awaiting exploration.
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Nakhodka
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Nixon orders top priority jobs drive for veterans
UPI reports unemployment among Vietnam era veterans above 10 percent. President Nixon orders federal resources mobilized to place ex servicemen, aiming to add 20 000 on the job training slots at about 20 million dollars. Agencies and contractors must list openings with the U S Employment Service.
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Broadwater man killed in highway crash near Peetly
Dale R. Baker, 23, of Broadwater Nebraska, died after his car collided with a semi truck driven by 41 year old John E. Schroeder of Sidney Nebraska. The crash left Baker pinned in the wreckage while Schroeder escaped unharmed. The Colorado State Patrol reported the incident occurred Sunday in the Peetly area.
Tornadoes skip across state little damage
Tornadoes with heavy rains and crop damage skittered across east and central Nebraska Sunday evening, triggering Civil Defense sirens in Grand Island and causing residents in Omaha and Lincoln to seek basements. Warnings spanned several counties then shifted to severe thunderstorm alerts with reports of heavy rain, hail, and wind. A ground twister reported near Ulysses caused no damage while others were seen near Marquette and Osceola. Wayne saw two inches of rain and minor flooding on highways.
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Lancaster County
Ulysses
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York County
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Gin's origins as medicine in Holland before 1672
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes that medicinal gin was developed in Holland before 1672 by Franciscus de la Roe. The process used spirits infused with juniper berries, which give gin its distinctive flavor.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Keep Knives Sharp Through Proper Storage
Guidance emphasizes wooden cutting boards over metal or enamel surfaces and warns against soaking in water. Best storage is a wooden wall rack, as drawer storage risks safety and can dull blades. Regular care keeps edges sharp and ready.
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