Energy topics ancient relics highlight fair
Energy turns the world theme guides the 1982 World's Fair opening in Knoxville. The U S Pavilion costs 13 million dollars and covers 66 000 square feet over six levels with solar roof power and daylighted walls. Nearby looms the Sunsphere at 266 feet, visible across a man made lake.
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Reagan to visit Baker’s tiny Huntsville church during Tennessee trip
President Reagan will attend a service at First Presbyterian Church in Huntsville, Tennessee, where Senate Majority Leader Howard Baker once deaconed. The visit, part of a 24-hour Tennessee swing that includes a stop at the World’s Fair in Knoxville, will involve 120 Baker supporters and 25 Reagan guests, with tight security and limited seating.
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