Grounded Vessels Face Winter On Great Lakes
Ships on the Great Lakes contend with a closing St. Lawrence Seaway and multiple groundings near Sault Ste. Marie. The 550-foot Unimar and the 1,000-foot Stewart Cort blocked Soo Locks amid ice and delays, with Amalia and Cliff's Victory also delaying traffic. No injuries reported as crews work to free vessels and resume cargo flows.
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Pittsburgh Beneath Ground Heat Tops Miami In Deep Survey
The U S Geological Survey finds Pittsburgh underground heat exceeds 300 degrees while Miami sits around 212 degrees at 14 000 feet below the surface. Houston and New Orleans are also noted as hot spots based on 30 000 wells surveyed in the U S Canada and Mexico.
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Grounded Canadian Hunter Frees In Duluth Harbor
A 730 foot Canadian Hunter bulk carrier carrying 25 577 tons of taconite pellets ran aground in Duluth harbor near a contested dredging site. It was freed after 2 1/2 hours with no damage. The plan to deepen the channel to 30 feet faces opposition over beach disposal of dredged material. Hearings proceed in Minneapolis as ice delays push dredging to spring.
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CB Club Meeting at Onalaska Town Hall Tonight
Tri River Community Broadcasters, a citizens band radio group, will meet at 7 p.m. today in Onalaska Town Hall in Midway. New members may attend. information from Ken Melvin at 425 Coulee Park Estates, Onalaska.
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Photographer Emery Kolb Dies at Grand Canyon Age 95
Emery Kolb, renowned photographer of the Grand Canyon and its visitors for nearly 75 years, died Saturday in Grand Canyon, Arizona after an apparent stroke. He was 95.
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