Locomotive 614 returns to rails in Hagerstown parade
Locomotive 614, bought in 1908 by Roos E Rowland Jr, toured a Maryland yard before a planned test run, as spectators crowded the scene. The 434-ton engine, built in 1948 by Lima, eyed a future coal powered update to rival diesel. Rowland hopes to revive steam tech after testing between Huntington and Hinton, with potential production of new coal fired locomotives.
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American Coal Enterprises
Lepanon
N.J
Smage Loco
Old Western Maryland Railway
Kraven
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Sumep
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Joe Goodrich
Goodrich
America
Lima Locomotive Works of Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
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Scientists find deep sea plants deeper than prior records
Washington scientists report discovery of totally new coralline algae living at 884 feet off the Bahamas seamount, the deepest depth a visible plant has been found. The find challenges views on ocean productivity and reef building, with a second deep green algae specimen found at 420 feet. The team credits the Joanson Sea Link I submersible and notes the organisms' light adaptation and potential reef impact.
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Caribbean Sea
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Mark Litter
Smithsonian Institution
Museum of Natural History
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Harbor Branch Foundation Inc
Fort Pierce
Fla
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Smithsonian
Salvador Island
Bahamas
Caribbean
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Dog breeder drops suit over mongrel attack on hound
Dallas AP reports Donna Stevick withdrew civil action accusing a mongrel of attacking her prize basset hound Billy Basset and causing 3200 dollars in damages including abortion costs after key witnesses failed to appear. The suit named Dan Bratcher as owner of the dog and claimed the incident followed a screen door breach.
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Homeless WWII veteran to be buried at Arlington Cemetery
Jesse Carpenter, 61, a Bronze Star recipient who braved unabated fire in World War II, froze to death in Lafayette Square near the White House. His ashes will be placed in Arlington National Cemetery columbarium, joining about 3,300 other service personnel.
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