Signs That Warn Of Icy Roads Could Go Global
Entwicked by Battelle Institute in Frankfurt the new color changing markers switch from green to red as temperatures drop indicating ice risk. The reflectors mounted on guide posts would cost little per mile and may replace electronic warnings after testing in the United States.
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Columbus
Ohio
Batele Memorial Institute
Frankfurt
Germany
Peter Kuhn
Battelle
Ing
Kuhn
United States
Eyebrows Did It 110 Year Old Retired Mailman
Theophilus May of Middletown aged 110, born in Devonshire, U.K., is the town’s oldest resident and perhaps Ohio’s oldest male. A former Cleveland postal worker who retired 45 years ago, he expects to watch the Reds on his first color TV and reflects on his long life and health.
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Middletown
Ohio
Middletown Journal
Theophilus May
May
Springfield
Mary Silver
U.S
Postal Record
England
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Cleveland
St. Giles In the Wood
Devonshire
America
Charles Mills
Middletown Hospital
Bears Invade Fairbanks Backyards Alarm City Residents
In Fairbanks Alaska residents report dozens of black bears in back yards and on porches. A 300 pound bear scratched a house prompting one man to shoot it. Officials say numbers are high this year but warn bears can be dangerous.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
United States
Jim Greiner
Greiner
Fairbanks All-Alaska Weekly
Arctic
del Barber
Fish and Game Department
Bureau of Land Management
Buchholta
Buchholtz
Jack Townshend
National Ocean Survey
University of Alaska
America
Lest ‘Fromney
Bombers Trial Postponed to May in Baton Rouge
Four Port Arthur electrical workers accused of bombing the Louisiana State Capitol Senate chamber last year had their trial postponed to May 17 in Baton Rouge. Defense had requested January 14 and prosecutors proposed the later date.
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Baton Rouge
Port Arthur
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