Holes in city streets draw safety warnings and fines
City residents warn that uncovered pits and old wells on Tytus Avenue and downtown areas pose serious hazards. Health official Winfred Duff reports a Loveland man was fined a thousand dollars? No, a hundred with suspended fine for failing to fill eight foot holes. Neighbors describe dangerous holes filled with water foul odors debris and even a dead cat. Authorities urge property owners to fill abandoned cisterns wells and holes within 30 days to prevent rat harborage and injuries.
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Sumner disputes Mesopotamia as sole ancient city cradle
Ohio State anthropologist Dr. William M. Sumner says his excavations at Anshan in Iran prove a near eastern urban center existed around 3000 to 3200 B.C., rivaling Mesopotamia. He notes Anshan’s wood and stone resources and trade links, with abandonment likely in the first or second century A.D. and a population possibly between 10,000 and 30,000.
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Two News Team Wounded While Covering Cambodia Fighting
ABC correspondent Frank Mariano and Vietnamese cameraman Le Phuc Dinh were slightly wounded while reporting on the outbreak of fighting near Cambodia. The incident highlights risks faced by journalists in conflict areas.
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Frank Mariano
ABC
le Phuc Dinh
Cambodia
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