Hearse Converted Into Mobile Shop Boosts Local Business
Fortland Maine electrician and sign painter Carl Merell converts a 1930 21 foot hearse into a mobile shop. The vehicle carries ladders atop and has side and rear doors, expanding Merell's reach and cutting costs by avoiding new equipment. Friends joke about the hearse, but Merrill says it proves effective furniture and tool storage for his jobs.
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TV Official John Coburn Turner Dies at 41
John Coburn Turner, 41, assistant director of the Ford Foundation TV radio workshop and administrator of its Invision program, died in New York a few days ago. Turner contributed to media education and public broadcasting initiatives during his career. He held leadership roles at the Ford Foundation and influenced television training and policy discussions. His work supported emerging practitioners and access to quality programming.
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Yowns Own Forest Revenue System in 47 States
Chicago reports that about 3,400 communities across 47 states own forests generating revenue from timber sales and timberland use. The forests support erosion prevention flood control and provide visual areas for recreation and conservation efforts.
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Chicago
Electronics Eyes General Economy Warily
The electronics industry spanning components for missiles to home goods views the economy with caution. Consumer demand softens with heavy inventories and price cutting at retail while industry and military sales stay steady. Merger activity continues as firms adapt, yet overall leaders predict sustained growth near six billion dollars this year. The report notes continued cancer risk estimates from the American Cancer Society.
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Chicago
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Motorola
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Tate
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Celebration marks Buddha’s 200th death anniversary
Samps in, the News by Syd Kronish notes India celebrates the 200th anniversary of Buddha's death, founder of Buddhism. Disciples spread teachings across India to Tibet, Ceylon, Burma, Siam, and later to Japan and China. Two special stamps issued feature allegorical scenes of a pipul tree with Buddha meditating. values 2 annas and 14 annas.
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China
Language Bill Riots In Sri Lanka Spark Outcry
A Sinhalese language bill won approval in Sri Lanka’s House after a 16 hour session and moves to the Senate, igniting violent protests island wide. The report also covers postage stamp commemorations, new issues in Germany and Japan, and upcoming philatelic events including TOPEX in Detroit.
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Ceylon
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Senate
Bureaucratic Heights Housing Planned in Nogales
The Mexican Federal Bureau announced a housing development named Bureaucratic Heights in Nogales Sonora. The plan aims to provide living space for workers with formal approvals and local involvement, as reported in the Tribune want ads.
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