Underground Transit Police Protect 237 Miles of NYC Subway
New York City Transit Authority Police patrol 237 miles of subway, guarding 4 million daily riders. Detectives Datthyn and Sarich coordinate aboard cars to curb perverts and pocketbook snatchers as 3,400 officers, mostly uniformed, keep transit lanes safe. Heat, crowds, and gang activity challenge patrols, with officers urging more personnel.
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New York City Transit Authority
Lucille
Sarach
Hernando
City of
New York
Surviving Missouri River ferry Sally Ann still sails
One remaining sternwheeler operates on the Missouri between Nebraska and South Dakota. Paul Hendrickson, 38, owner since 1965, runs the Sally Ann with his father in law Olis Cogdill. The boat ferries cars and passengers daily April to November, drawing tourists and locals alike.
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Don Beman
Sally
Hendrickson
Brownville
Neb
Missouri
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Sally Ann
Niobara
Omaha, Neb
Hendrikson
Akes
Pint-size banker builds two-foot railroad in Utah backyard
Orville Gunther, president of Bank of American Fork, fulfilled a boyhood dream by constructing a pint-sized two-foot-wide railway on 2 1/2 acres behind his home in American Fork. He drove the golden spike on a 2,000-foot loop, spending thousands of dollars to create a working replica of 1870s steam engines. Gunther, his family, and neighbors enjoy weekend rides as he plans to expand with spurs, switches, a caboose, station, water tower, and roundhouse for grandchildren and visitors.
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American Fork. Utah
UPI
Orville Gunther
Salt Lake City
Gunther, Jr
Bank of American Fork
Gunther
Trim
Ife
Gunthar
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N.Y. Subway
Lucille Datthyn
Peter Hemaniez
Tom Lynch
James Scott
Anthony Sarich
Miss Datthyn
Tony
Det. Datthyn
Det. Sarich
Sarich
Tf Det
Pal
Scott
Brownsville
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Brooklyn
Pat. Lynch
Lynch
Coney Island
Stillwell Avenue
W York
Missouri River
Utah
Orville Gunther Rele
Vrailroad
Pennsylvania
Ohis
Niobrara, Neb
Donald Stewart
Yankton
Fort Randall
Jcpenney
Hayward
Southland
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