U. S. Lists Ohio Routes in Big Road Program
The Public Roads Administration estimates 758.6 million dollars needed to fix 1,200 miles of Ohio highways. Urban links would cost 362.4 million and rural work 396.2 million. Ohio routes include Cleveland to Columbus to Cincinnati and other key lines. President Truman backs a 20 year program costing 11.27 billion with federal funding above half.
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Cornfield on Pike's Peak: Wheat Ridge man experiments high
Tony Bohm of Wheat Ridge envisions a cornfield atop Pike's Peak in Mount Evans. He experiments in the Colorado Rockies with kernels of corn found growing in the 17,000 feet high Peruvian mountains.
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