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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1987

Page

6

Demolition derby champ Roger Cox draws crowds in Indiana

In New Harmony Indiana AP report Roger Cox the demolition derby champion defends his sport noting drivers often drink or are nuts He has 200 plus derby wins and aims at the Indiana state fair title Castor the organizer recalls his past as Dynamite Jerry Castor the Human Bomb The piece covers derby history risk factors and safety tweaks including moving fuel and battery inside and the use of strong 1960s Chrysler Imperials.

New Harmony Ind Roger Cox Cox Indiana Indianapolis Posey County Lake Odessa Mich Jerry Castor Midwest A.J. Foyt Roger Castor Evansville

Demolition Derby: A Novice's Wild Posey County Ride

Evansville AP correspondent John Strauss details his ecstatic but chaotic attempt in New Harmony Indiana. Joe Downs demonstrates the risks and tactics including steering, radiator protection, and using steam and fires to survive. The wrecks stack up as a 1977 Dodge Monaco battles jalopies, ends with engine failure, then hot-wiring, and a final head on crash that thrills the crowd.

John Strauss The Evansville Posey County Fair New Harmony Ind Joe Downs Downs Monaco

Radon risk in ten states alarms EPA findings

EPA and Scripps Howard report one in five homes tested across ten states have radon levels risking lung cancer as high as a two pack daily smoker. Colorado tops unsafe percentages at 39 percent. overall 21 percent above safe levels. Testing and mitigation urged nationwide amid hot spots and calls for broader home radon screening.

Washington Environmental Protection Agency EPA Colorado Wisconsin Wyoming Kansas Connecticut Rhode Island Kentucky Tennessee Michigan Alabama A. James Barnes David Guimond

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