Ink-Stained Wood Type Shop Preserves Lost Letterpress Craft
In Manhattan Centre Street’s Little Italy Stonehand collects and sells old wood type, quoins, chases, and antique printing gear from Clifton New Jersey to New York. Herman Hollaender and Jeanne Rostaing curate wall hangings and tabletops from wood type collages, offering rare items once common in American print shops now fading as letterpress yields to offset.
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New York
Stonehand
Clifton
N.J
Herman Hollaender
Jeanne Rostaing
Hollaender
Keller Ticket Co
Centre Street
Manhattan
Little Italy
America
Ms. Rostaing
Memphis
Rostaing
Toronto Calendar Magazine
New Rochelle
N.Y
Yesteryear
New York City
AP Laserphoto
Eagles Shot in Arkansas Prompt Wildlife Probe and Treatment
Two eagles have been killed and a third wounded in Arkansas this year amid federal penalties for shooting. One young bald eagle with gunshot wounds was sent to Auburn University for treatment. Investigators say charges may follow, and a reward offers up to 2500 dollars for information.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Auburn University
Alabama
Andrew Pursley
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Val Cowgar
Norfolk Lake
Pursley
Pea Ridge National Military Park
Cowgur
Kinley Miller
Miller
Laurel
Evidence links Bundy to missing Lake City girl case
Police tie Theodore Bundy to the Lake City missing girl and an incident in Jacksonville while noting no conclusive link to the Florida State University sorority slayings. A white van tied to Bundy, stolen Feb. 6 in Tallahassee, surfaced in Jacksonville on Feb. 7 and a motel credit card tied to Bundy was used there on Feb. 8 before Kimberly Leach disappeared near the Lake City school. Police caution that no solid abduction proof exists.
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Tallahassee
Fila
Theodore R. Bundy
Lake City
Jacksonville
Bundy
Florida State University
West Jacksonville
Pensacola
Jim Suber
Luber
Kimberly Dianne Leach
Miss Leach
Larry Daugherty
Johnny Walker
Columbia County Sheriff's
Leon County
Daugherty
Daughtery
Leon County Sheriff's Department
Wayne Smith
Ken Katsaris
Chi Omega
Seven micro earthquakes shake Kansas findings alert Humboldt fault
Researchers from the Kansas Geological Survey report seven micro earthquakes in Kansas over months, with the strongest near Seneca at about 2.3 on the Richter scale and risk tied to the Humboldt fault zone. The team notes activity likely spans years and comes as part of a five year seismic study funded by the Army Corps of Engineers and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
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Lawrence
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Geological Survey
University of Kansas
Frank W. Wilson
Donald W. Steeples
Norton
Decatur
Winfield
Caldwell
Seneca
Humboldt Fault
Nemaha Ridge
Nemaha County
Cowley County
Steeples
Army Corps of Engineers
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Wilson
Empire Glacier war games test 9000 troops at Fort Drum
More than 9,000 troops from eastern bases joined mock Arctic war games on 200,000 acres near Fort Drum New York. A five day snow battle faced 50 mph winds and wind chills to 45 below zero. Capt. Joe Tyson of the 101st Airborne said they got what they came for as frost bite hypothermia and injuries were reported.
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Fort Drum
N.Y
New York
United States
Joe Tyson
Army
101St Airborne Division
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Florida
Glenwood Springs
Colorado
Dearborn
Caryn Campbell
FDIC
W. Lee Blvd
Sears
Seare
Sears, Roebix , and CO
Ba Vy
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