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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1968

Page

8

Unusual Pets At Local Shop Display Odd Creatures

CT Chief Photographer Luke Black finds a range of unusual pets at a neighborhood shop. The lineup includes an iguana with a two foot length, a tropical lizard, a cocotiel parrot, gerbils, desert burrowing rodents, and an India tree dragon, highlighting quirky household companions.

Luke Black Zengih Central South America Asia Africa India

Webb Co Eyes Avon Lake Plant Expansion for People Movers

Avon Lake Spanmaster Division of Jervis B Webb Co plans to manufacture a “people mover” overhead monorail system within five years. The driverless design would move 25 passengers per car, using computer programmed stops to reduce airport congestion. The Avon Lake plant on Moore Road, occupying 16 acres, employs about 51 people and would need expansion to add the new line. Webb, the world’s largest material handling systems maker, envisions applying current crane and monorail capabilities to this transit concept and is evaluating it for prospective customers.

Avon Lake Spanmaster Jervis B Webb Co John W Thompson Denot Based Jervis C. Webb Thompson Webb Moore Road Pinoak Drive Aueuapown Webb Company United States Canada Mexico Webb Monorail Jervis B. Webb Co Spawmaster

Mount Hagen sing sing dazzles New Guinea in May

The Mount Hagen sing sing festival in New Guinea's western highlands drew about 70 000 locals and 1 000 2 000 European guests during May 1968. Dancers wear bird of paradise plumes and nose ornaments while kun du drums shake the air.

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