Oldest worker winner keeps farming in Kansas at 104
Waldo McBurney, 104, lives in Quinter Kansas and continues farming, beekeeping, and selling honey after receiving Experience Works 2006 America's Oldest Worker award. He worked since age 4, ran long distance, published a memoir, and remains active, driving lightly with a faith-centered, low-key life.
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Missile bases turn profit as Cold War relics attract buyers
Pleasant Hill entrepreneur Gary Pipes bought a decommissioned missile base for under 200000, hoping to capitalize on the niche market of underground bunkers once used for Nike and Titan missiles. Analysts note homes, museums, storage sites and dive ventures springing from converted silos across the country.
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