Coast Guard Promotes Lighthouse Preservation Efforts
The Coast Guard seeks to preserve 450 unmanned lighthouses by leasing to agencies and individuals when possible. Nine lighthouses have already been leased to historic groups, states, or private owners, with Chicago Light a notable private lease. The program aims to deter decay while keeping lighthouses as maritime heritage symbols, though keepers are not restored as a fixed practice.
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Richard A. Bauman
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Office of Navigation
New England
Walter Johnson
Sterling Bemis
Chicago
Johnson
Peck's Ledge
Long Island
Culebrita
Culebra
Puerto Rico
Ashtabula Harbor
Ashta
Inquiry Opens On French Bus Holocaust
A Dijon prosecutor opened an inquiry that could indict for involuntary homicide after a 10 vehicle crash near Merceuil killed 44 camp bound children, nine adults, and injured many. Investigators discounted a witness claim of racing buses as the cause amid rain slick roads and a 56 mph speed cited by authorities.
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Merceuil
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French Alps
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Crepy-En-Valois
One Day at a Time Star Glenn Scarpelli Grows Up Publicly
AP writer Fred Rotzenberg profiles 16 year old Glenn Scarpelli star of CBS comedy One Day at a Time. He reflects on growing up in the public eye, resisting drugs, and balancing family life with theater ambitions. Scarpelli recalls early acting, his Staten Island roots, and plans for a stage career beyond television.
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NEW York (Ap
Glenn Scarpelli
CBS
Scarpelli
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Ann Romano
Mackenzie Phillips
Valerie Bertinelli
Ed van Halen
Kearpelli
California
American Buffalo
al Pacino
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Richard III
EPA tightening lead rules signals major EPA shift
The EPA plans to require a further 31 percent reduction of lead in gasoline over eight years, reversing earlier plans to weaken standards. Kathleen Bennett's memo urges stricter limits, aiming to curb lead across refineries while easing some burden on small refiners. The move comes amid strong public opposition to any relaxation and amid warnings of continued lead poisoning risks for children.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
Reagan
EPA
Anne Gorsuch
Kathleen Bennett
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