Precision Beam Coding at Grist Mill Construction
Bond gauges a floor beam length for hoisting onto the grist mill with each beam numbered and color coded to indicate its exact placement on the structure.
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1971
Page
2
Bond gauges a floor beam length for hoisting onto the grist mill with each beam numbered and color coded to indicate its exact placement on the structure.
Cedar Point reconstitutes the Addington Grist Mill on Frontier Trail Franklin North Carolina with a 132 foot wheel and beams from original 1832 mill. Thomas Bond of New State Road leads a Bay Construction crew to recreate the two run mill for a summer opening alongside period shops and Fort Sandusky replica.
Nine middle aged men found buried in an orchard and along a riverbank near Yuba City California and in the Feather River area. Sheriff Whiteaker says all victims were stabbed or hacked with a machete or heavy knife and killed over five to six weeks. Authorities describe uniform wounds and recent graves while noting victims were transient laborers.
Governor Ronald Reagan says he cannot understand why many young people are registering as Democrats. He blames liberal educators for politicizing campuses, noting this has been evident for years in California.
Nancy Lee Jones of Lockland renounces Buckeye Girls State membership over a blind applicant’s rejection Holly Reed of Columbus denied delegate status Jones returns pin and governor’s committee card Jones, UC freshman in political science, calls the action wrong Governor Reagan notes student party registration trends amid education liberalization remarks
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