Smithsonian Air and Space Museum Opens in Washington
The new $40 million Smithsonian Air and Space Museum in Washington opened July 1 showcasing space hardware like the Apollo 11 command module and Skylab habitat alongside World War II aircraft, lighter-than-air craft, and historic balloons with lifelike displays aimed at a dynamic visitor experience.
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Scottsdale Girls Club summer program serves 240 daily
The Scottsdale Girls Club reports 240 girls participate daily in a summer program from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. five days weekly with about 800 members ages six through high school. Volunteers are sought for roles including instructors receptionists lunch supervisors special event aides and bus drivers.
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Grandmother Keeps Busy Pumping Gas In Nebraska
Sylvia Mickey 83 pumps gas 15 hours daily at a two-pump station in Gresham Nebraska managed by her son Lester. She worked through life from selling periodicals in the 1920s to chicken selling in the 1930s and farmed after her husband died in 1950, buying the station at 74.
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FBI director says spy program halted in AIM murder case
FBI Director Clarence Kelley testified at the Pine Ridge trial that COINTELPRO was started in the late 1950s and later discontinued with no replacement. He did not specify dates and did not appear as scheduled, delaying defense plans to question FBI actions related to AIM.
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Panel predicts smaller cars for the 1980s and beyond
A Presidential Task Force panel forecasts smaller lighter cars with less iron and more aluminum and plastics by the mid-1980s. The report notes no major tech change needed, higher fuel efficiency, fewer service stations, and rising production costs due to safety and emissions rules. Industry input dominates the findings.
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Florida contractor claims royal debt spans four centuries
Henri J. d Orgelys says Queen Elizabeth II owes his family 15000 plus interest for four centuries and estimates the total could top 1 billion. He cites ancestor Alvaro Mendes lending 300000 crowns to Elizabeth I in the 16th century and says he is not seriously pursuing collection during the queen's U.S. visit for Independence Day events.
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Fla
Henri J. d’Orgelys
D’orgelys
United States
Alvaro
Classified Ad Invite to Sell Extra Items
Advertisement suggests selling extra items to earn more money and provides a contact phone number 994 9311 for listings. The line reads as a generic prompt without specific items or dates.
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