Early spring home repairs warn of winter damage
The article urges inspecting and fixing concrete cracks, damaged gutters, roof shingles, and foundations before freezing returns. It details undercutting, patching with concrete, and safeguarding patches with wetting and covering. It also covers gutter resealing, painting, and waterproofing basement walls, noting careful timing after freeze risk. The piece closes with an abrupt non sequitur about San Francisco’s 1848 gold rush population of 850.
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Sergeant Miracle Nears Home After Vietnam Year
Dan Miracle a First Air Cavalry sergeant, stationed in Vietnam, nears muster out after 12 months and three weeks of service. He rose through the ranks, led 105 howitzer operations, and oversaw 85 percent field time as his battery fired over 100 thousand shells. He anticipates returning to Parkersburg with his wife and daughter.
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Nighttime shell strike kills two soldiers in bunker
On Monday February 20, 1967 a mortar shell from an unseen enemy struck a U S position as a sergeant stood by his gun. The blast killed two soldiers in a bunker including Dan Miracle who had five days remaining in his tour.
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Oldest organized college sports and rare violins data
The text notes rowing as the oldest college sport, with Oxford and Cambridge since 1841 in annual 44 mile contests. It also compares rare violins, stating Guarneri instruments are rarer than Stradivaris, with about 155 Guarneri compared to over 1,000 Stradivaris.
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