Bankers weekends of grease monkey work go auto DIY
Miami based bank executive David Brickes and other workers turn to do it yourself garages to save on car costs. They rent tools, receive free mechanical advice, and rebuild parts at home. Some succeed like Betty Frasier and Bill Wagener, while others end up paying more after botched body work.
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Fla
David Brickes
Brickes
Hollywood
Hialeah
Betty Frasier
Bill Wagener
Arthur Epstein
Danny Gulian
War artist Olaf Jordan exhibited at Carnegie Mellon University
A 28 year stored collection of World War II drawings by German Army artist Olaf Jordan went on display in Pittsburgh at Carnegie Mellon University. The works depict German soldiers and Russian POWs in Balkan and Austrian campaigns 1943 to 1945 with stark, somber portraits of POW hardship and camp life.
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Carnegie-Mellon University
Pittsburgh
Olaf Jordan
Sweden
Balkans
Jordan
Helmut von Panowitz
Austria
U S Steel fights clean air consent decree in Clairton case
U S Steel appeals to modify a 1972 Clairton Works consent decree claiming the interim air standards are unattainable with current technology while federal and local agencies push for compliance. Grand jury subpoenas target 16 officials as EPA probes possible Clean Air Act breaches amid public criticism.
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Clairton
Justice Department
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State of Pennsylvania
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W.A. Walker
U. S. Steel
Joan Hays
GASP
Michelle Madoff
Enviro-S.u.s
Fairfield
Alabama
County Health Department
Earl Mallick
OPEC to Hold First Summit on Unified Position
ALGIERS AP exporters ministers meeting ends with plan for a four to six week summit to craft a unified stance. OPEC members agree to engage exporters and importers in dialogue and possibly hold a preliminary conference in late March to set an agenda for the Algiers summit between Feb 21 and March 8. Countries listed include Algeria Ecuador Gabon Indonesia Iran Iraq Kuwait Libya Nigeria Qatar Saudi Arabia UAE and Venezuela.
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OPEC
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Paris
Algeria
Ecuador
Gabon
Indonesia
Iran
Iraq
Kuwait
Libya
Nigeria
Qatar
Saudi Arabia
United Arab Emirates
Venezuela
Rhodes sees support for ration plan
House Republican Leader John J. Rhodes said there will be increased backing for gasoline rationing if Ford's energy plan fails to cut consumption. He noted Republicans may back a rationing bill if six months pass with no oil use reduction and Ford vetoes it, while stressing veto threats should be used sparingly.
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Washington
Ford
House
John J. Rhodes
Rhodes
Arizona
Chorus auditions for The Music Man scheduled tonight
Auditions for adults and teens to join the on stage chorus of The Music Man will be held at First United Methodist Church in Hope. Teens in grades nine through 12 must arrive by 7 p.m. Adults will be heard around 8 p.m. Future rehearsals will be arranged at this meeting. The Arkadelphia Players present The Music Man February 28 and March 1 at City Hall auditorium.
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First United Methodist Church
Hope
Arkadelphia Players
City Hall
Prescott Native Dr Butorac Joins SSC Faculty as Education Professor
Dr Marlene Butorac a Prescott Arkansas native and former University of Nevada educator has joined Southern State College as professor of elementary education. She holds an EdD from Utah State University and has taught in public schools in Arkansas and California while directing Nevada’s Early Learning Center and serving in Nevada NAEYC leadership.
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Marlene Butorac
Reno
Nevada
Southern State College
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Butorac
University of Nevada
Prescott
Arkansas
Henderson State College
University of Arkansas
Utah State University
Arkadelphia
Bauxite
Stocton
California
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Snow falls on Plains blanketing large region
The northern and central Rockies moved into the northern Plains with heavy snow and dangerous driving conditions. Blizzard warnings covered parts of Montana Colorado Wyoming and South Dakota as swirling snow spread into Colorado Nebraska and Iowa. Six inches fell in the Rockies early Sunday while Sioux Falls Dickinson North Dakota received two inches and Billings Montana Casper Wyoming Rapid City and Hur on South Dakota reported one inch before dawn. The southern third of the nation had mostly clear skies.
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South Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
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Billings
Mont
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Wyo
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Huron
S.C
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