Civil War Centenary Spurs Book Sales Rise
AP reports book sellers see stronger Civil War nonfiction amid centennial buzz. Day Lacy of the American Publishers Council estimates 2 to 3 million dollars in Civil War nonfiction this year, with titles possibly rising to 50 100 per year and broader fringe works from Europe.
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Two Ohioans to oppose Hoffa in July election
Robert E. Stewart of Lorain and his vice presidential pick William F. Cutlip say they will challenge Teamsters president James Hoffa. Stewart claims 10 percent of locals will back them, while Local 664 officials dispute his eligibility for office over unpaid dues.
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Wright Patterson AFB Open House Set for May 20–21
Wright Patterson Air Force Base near Dayton will host the Armed Forces Day open house on May 20 and 21 with the slogan Power for Peace. The Patterson Field area near Fairborn serves as the site with gates open from noon to 7 pm to view Army Navy Marines and Air Force units and equipment. Last year the base drew over 130000 visitors.
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