Soviet Snow Patrols Clear Moscow Streets Fast
Moscow relies on a mix of heavy machinery and shovel crews to keep 4,500 streets passable. Some 1,600 plows and 2,500 dumpers are ready year round, with extra units summoned from suburbs during heavy snow. The city spends about $15 million annually on removal.
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Perma-Prest Emporia Draperies in Rich Textures and Colors
Perma-Prest Emporia Draperies use Avisco rayon and cotton spiral yarns for a deep heavyweight texture with color shifts. Some feature nubby acrylic accents or metallic threads, plus Thermalgard acrylic foam for year round comfort. Available in tawny gold, royal navy, winter white, ivy, tangerine. sizes range 100x84 to 150x84 inches with Reg prices from 15.99 to 51.98.
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Alexandria Rug and Carpet Sale announcement
Alexandria Rug and Carpet Sale promotes a bath floor rug with a sculptured textured finish. Claims include footprints erasing, machine washability, quick drying, no matting pilling or fuzzing, and a 100 Dupont nylon pile that cuts to fit with household scissors. Colors offered include gold orange pink and avocado. Domestic Dept Second Floor.
William Gross Seattle pioneer and landmark figure
William Gross, a first Black settler in Seattle, built Our House hotel and other valuable properties, becoming a central pioneer linked to Gov. Isaac Stevens. A former Navy man born circa 1835 in Washington DC, he traveled from California to Canada before settling in Seattle. He was renowned for his size and generosity, helped early residents, and his Madison Hill home anchored Seattle’s Negro district until his death in 1898.
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Columbus gets auto safety research center
The Ohio Public Interest Action Group announces the opening of an auto safety research center in Columbus to handle automotive complaints in central Ohio. The center links with Cleveland operations and the Auto Safety Centers Network, aiming to provide a regional barometer of national problems in auto safety.
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