Glass treasures shipped safely to Washington show care
The Corning Museum of Glass shipped over 120 priceless items to Washington for The Art of Glass exhibit at the National Gallery of Art. Curator David Whitehouse describes careful packing with sturdy containers and ample padding to prevent damage during transit.
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Packing fragile glass art for air travel to the National Gallery
A Corning museum team details the careful transport of glass objects to Washington. They describe foam nests, acid-free tissue, eight-box crates, wooden casings, and climate controlled trucks with air suspension to minimize breakage. The shipment arrived at the National Gallery for installation.
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Strike resumes at Teledyne Neosho after union offer
In Neosho Missouri 170 United Aerospace Workers Local 1070 members resume a nearly 10 month strike against Teledyne Neosho after the company did not respond to a week old return-to-work offer. The NLRB found unfair labor practices at Teledyne Muskegon and related plants and will present the case to an administrative law judge. Teledyne oversees jet engine overhauls for civilian and military use amid federal fraud and theft probes.
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Soviet women seek mail order weddings in new bride industry
In Moscow a growing market matches Soviet women with North American men seeking life in the West. God Send, the first Soviet mail order bride service, has drawn over 1,500 women paying 50 rubles to participate, amid reforms and a faltering economy.
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Man faces Jan 30 hearing in Miami kidnapping case
Luther Anderson 41 of Miami is jailed on 100000 bond after being charged with attempted kidnapping in a Miami store parking lot. He previously faced murder charges from Sequoyah County and was released last year after an appeals court found his sentence vague.
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