Grand Canyon hiker saved by stranger on treacherous trail
Bill Denyer faced exhaustion and collapse with 3 miles left to the canyon rim when a stranger named George Massie and a teenage boy named Chris joined to share packs and support. They carried him to the lodge through rain as he credits the unnamed hero with keeping him alive.
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Angel Lodge
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Grand Canyon
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Kin of Indian chief gets tax relief
U S District Court Judge Allen Sharp ruled that Swimming Turtle, great grandson of an Indian war chief, need not pay taxes on 79 acres in Miami County Indiana. He is entitled to recover about $1,000 in taxes paid since 1959 under a Continental Congress era law.
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Wood Waste Heats Buildings in Minnesota Plant
Grand Marais lumber firm Hedstrom Lumber Co. burns sawdust bark to fuel a low pressure boiler heating four buildings. City seeks EDA grant for a waste wood heated community building. University expert backs wood as feasible energy, planning includes managed forests and central steam plant. Governor task force notes wood processing saves over 200 thousand barrels of oil annually.
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