Bourbon Street to Undergo Complete Resurface in New Orleans
Bourbon Street in New Orleans is being torn up and reshaped as bulldozers and jackhammers work to lift the old surface. The project aims to fully resurface the street within the year, changing the thoroughfare's appearance and traffic flow.
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Carroll denies suspending state officials to stop testimony
Governor Julian Carroll insists he did not suspend any state officials to obstruct or delay testimony in a Kentucky investigation. He responded to reports asserting such actions, stating there was no basis for claims and asserting adherence to proper process.
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Skytrain delays and fire testimony shake 1970s headlines
The first Skytrain flight Eastern Belle landed late with 271 aboard and later 345 on the return, while Freddy Laker praised the venture despite empty seats. Separately in Cincinnati a congressional subcommittee pressed for fire code testimony as Kentucky Governor Carroll disciplined a fire marshal and aides over the Beverly Hills fire.
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Somalia's Vast Span Mirrors Iberian Lands
The article notes Somalia covers about 270000 square miles, comparable to Spain and Portugal combined, detailing its extent as the former British and Italian Somali territories.
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New York City Blackout Averted After Lightning Strike
Utility officials say lessons from last July helped narrowly prevent a total blackout affecting nine million people. About 130000 customers in Westchester and the Bronx were intentionally shed for an hour as 40 percent of power was lost. Four major lines and three generators tripped, possibly from lightning, prompting voltage cuts to re balance the grid.
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Karlovac chess tourney ends in Yugoslavia tie for first
Mark Diesen of the United States ties with Vladimir Kovacevic of Yugoslavia and Mark Ree of the Netherlands for first place in the Karlovac international 15 round chess tournament. All finished with nine points apiece.
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Funding approved for area Council on Aging
The Ohio Commission on Aging allocates 574 690 dollars for Cincinnati Area Council on Aging operations for the year starting Oct 1 plus 75 000 federal and 37 500 state for administration. The council serves 181 867 residents aged 60 plus and 1 850 meals daily under Title VIT. Additional Title LX nutrition and federal job funds total 1 5 million. Title VI CMA funds total 5 6 million creating about 537 rural Ohio jobs in six programs.
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