Subway Strike Shapes City Traffic And Humor
New York City endures a subway strike altering commutes. Residents find workarounds via ferries, buses, and LIRR routes, with delays for air travel and crowded roads. Amid chaos, anecdotes of resourceful travelers, comical missteps, and crowded bars capture a tense, resilient urban mood.
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Staten Island
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Subway
Louis Weinstein
Herald Square
34Th Street
New Jersey
Jamaica
Queens
Penn Station
Jersey
Flushing
Flushing Terminal
Guard Dog Baron Fights for Life After Robbery Shooting
Baron a three year old German shepherd trained to attack on command at a La Mirada liquor store is paralyzed after a robber shot him during a heist. Owner Raymond Baker and manager Robert Nelson say the dog only trusted them. Vets will assess recovery and possible surgery in coming days.
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Los Angeles
Baron
la Mirada
Raymond Baker
Baker
Robert Nelson
Nelson
Arizona Land Cover Composition Revealed
A study breaks down Arizona's land cover into 42 percent desert 25 percent grassland and 33 percent forest. It details regional variation and implications for ecology and land management.
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Arizona
U.S. Audit Restriction Sparks GAO Clash Over Classified Access
Rep Moss charges a Defense directive restricts GAO access to classified data. Campbell replies GAO must see 80 percent of DoD investigations, says need to know causes delays and hinders audits. Moss says secrecy harms Congress’s ability to oversee executive agency efficiency.
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Washington
Moss
D-Calif
Pentagon
Housef
General Accounting Office
Haseen
GAO
Accounting Office
Congress
Joseph Campbell
Defense McElroy
Defense Department
Subcommittee
Comptroller General
Campbell
Presbyterians Unite Philadelphia Churches in 1958 Budget
Two presbyterian bodies in Philadelphia will unite in May forming a single church. They have adopted a joint overseas missionary budget for 1958 totaling $11,366,000 to fund international work.
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Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church In
U.S.A
United Presbyterian Church
Water Pipe Breaks at Searbury Clothes Factory
A water pipe burst in the basement of Searbury Clothes Factory at W Laurel and N Salina Streets. Firemen from Engine Co. 2 arrived at 5 30 a m and cleared the water with only minor damage reported.
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Searbury Clothes Factory
W. Laurel and
N. Salina Streets
Engine Co. 2
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Arthur W. Everett
New York
Long Island Parkways
Times Square
Grand Central
U.S
Presbyterians
Onondaga Music CO
Jefferson St
Yee
Chappell
Eastwood
Northern Lights
Gloria Swanson
Nylay
Glenwear
Rogers
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