Young aviation fan turns hobby into tiny airplane biz
Richard Jay Wilmoth, 17, began visiting Baltimore Friendship Airport at 14 to study tickets and planes. He built and sold about 40 Lake Central DC3 models and 2 Allegheny Convairs, earning enough to fly to Washington. Now a Vocational Tech student, he hopes to work for an airline after graduating.
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UPI
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Lake Central
LCA
Lake Central Airlines
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Allegheny
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Washington
Vocational Tech School
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Tax on Smoking Costs U.S. Smokers 45 to 50 Dollars Yearly
Washington reports the Federation of Tax Administrators estimates that U.S. smokers pay about 45 to 50 dollars annually in combined federal and state tobacco taxes.
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Washington
Federation of Tax Administrators
United States
Mona Lisa heads to United States tour amid French unease
Paris reports fear and anger as the Mona Lisa departs for Washington and New York venues aboard Le France. The painting will debut at the National Gallery in January, later at the Metropolitan in New York, with insured value cited around 100 million.
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William Millinship
MTNS
London Observer Service
Paris
United States
LeFrance
New York
Leonardo da Vinci
National Gallery
Washington
Metropolitan Museum
Andre Malraux
Kennedy
Girl Strives For Comeback In Bullfighting
Patricia Hayes, a Texan debutant turned famed bullfighter, is making a comeback after two years curing hepatitis. The blonde from San Angelo has fought 13 times this year, seeking to regain status earned in the late 1950s across Mexico, Portugal, and South America.
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Mexico City
Texas
Patricia Hayes
Miss Hayes
San Angelo
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Mexico
Portugal
South America
North Texas State College
John H. Hayes
Plaza Mexico
Ent
Ecuador
Acapulco
Indians Sell Parcel for 125 Pipes and Jow's Harps
Jersey City report details a 0th Century land sale where a Native group exchanged a tract for 125 pipes and Jow's harps, reflecting historic barter practices and regional colonial era commerce.
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Jersey City
N. J
Epiphany Observed by Greek Community in Tarpon Springs
In Tarpon Springs Florida a Greek Orthodox Epiphany celebration draws winter visitors to Spring Bayou on January 6. A Greek church high official casts a wooden cross into the bayou as a dove is released, and the youth who recovers the cross is blessed with a year of good fortune.
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Tarpon Springs
Fia
UPI
Jonian
John the Baptist
Christmas club board New York savings report
New York reports show over 135 million people participating in Christmas club accounts saving more than 1.5 billion this year, according to the American Bankers Association.
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New York
UPI
American Bankers Association
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