Myers builds one of world’s largest Kodak camera collections
AP—In Atlanta and Munich origins of a hobby. Ted Myers, a retired office supply dealer, started collecting Kodak cameras after buying an old model at a West German flea market in 1970. Over twelve years he amassed around 600 Kodaks spanning from 1888 to the Instamatic era, including foldouts popular with women in the 1920s and 1930s and a rare large format circuit camera. Myers’ network of dealers and flea-market hunts fuel his passion, turning snapshots into a dedicated pursuit and bringing the Eastman Kodak legacy into a personal archive.
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Berkeley Plans Vote to Ban Electroshock Therapy Challenge
Former patient Ted Chabasinski urges a ballot ban on electroconvulsive therapy in Berkeley, saying it damaged memory and brain. Supporters argue ECT can be life saving. opponents call the measure inappropriate and vow to fight it.
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Magnolia census battle ends with larger count
MAGNOLIA DELAWARE residents celebrate after a corrected 1980 census count. Mayor Shirley Jarrell led a push from the town's crossroads to challenge Washington officials. The revised tally shows 283 people and 113 housing units, up from the initial 197.
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