Mormons Build Vast Genealogy Vaults For Work Of The Dead
The Mormon Church stores millions of feet of microfilm in granite caverns above Little Cottonwood Canyon to preserve pre 1900 birth death and marriage records from 35 nations and all states. Vaults with blast doors hold rows of film rolls and prints as part of a genealogy program linked to temple rites and proxy ordinances for ancestors.
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Decatur town duress after series of disasters explodes
In Decatur Illinois city officials report a cascade of disasters since December including 31 inch snowfall a tornado flooding near drought and a July 19 railroad explosion that injured more than 120 and killed seven. The town faces multi million dollar damages and exhausted budgets as residents fear what comes next.
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Box TV news classroom brings current events to life
In Honolulu a fourth grade class at St Andrew's Priory uses a cardboard box styled as a TV to read and summarize daily news. Teacher Laura White guides 28 girls to read, write and present reports on crime, wars and day’s events with on air delivery.
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