Cape Hatteras Seaside Surfers Tour Graveyard of the Atlantic
On Cape Hatteras the Outer Banks become a surfing haven beside the lighthouse. Surfers arrive daily to escape reality while Geegee Rosell and locals recall shipwrecks and tales from Diamond Shoals. The 208 foot lighthouse stands watch as Gulf Stream meets Labrador Current.
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Residents cheer pothole remedies as streets get patches
In Providence Lennox Avenue residents including Sally J. Easton praise winter potholes that forced the city to abandon illegal ridges. Signs reading caution potholes appeared but were removed by police along with a sign mocking a new traffic scheme.
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Lennox Avenue
Sally J. Easton
War on teen age sex trade in Times Square
New York AP report highlights Rev Bruce Ritter’s Under 21 shelter in Times Square, offering 12 to 18 year olds medical aid, meals, and shelter as hundreds pass through daily. Authorities say thousands of runaways exist with limited services, and Ritter laments bureaucratic apathy while the street life continues.
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Conrail clerks may strike over transfer procedures
Philadelphia AP report says dissatisfaction among Conrail transfer procedures could trigger a wildcat walkout. Albert Archual of the Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks, representing 22,000 clerical workers, says the union is disgusted by Conrail's handling of seniority in transfers. Conrail spokesman Gary Fulton says officials have heard rumors of a walkout this week.
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Gary Fulton
Amy Carter trophy tale debunked by officials
Washington AP report says Amy Carter did not have a trophy stolen after finishing last in a relay. The Washington Star gossip column claims a Secret Service agent took a first place trophy and gave it to her, but Rosalynn Carter's press secretary and Secret Service deny the story as false and without validity.
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