Williamsburg opens new archeology exhibit at James Anderson House
In Williamsburg Virginia a new exhibit highlights archaeological work contributing to restoring the colonial capital. The display is in the James Anderson House, opened to the public for the first time this springtime season.
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Early empire capital Hattusa founded in central Anatolia
The Hittites, among the earliest empire builders, established their capital Hattusa on the central Anatolian plateau in Turkey about 1700 years before Christ.
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Connors Wins Independent Players Association Tennis Crown
Top seed Jimmy Connors rallied from 3-6 to beat Jan Kodes 3-6 6-3 6-0 in Hampton to claim the Independent Players Association tournament title.
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Mariner 10 Captures Final Mercury Flyby Photos
Mercury mission team reports Mariner 10 performed a historic third passage, likely within 100 miles of the planet, snapping high resolution images from about 41 300 miles. The upper image shows nested craters and a bright meteor impact feature, part of a batch of roughly 300 shots taken by the probe’s television cameras.
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Safety ideas sought for public playground equipment
The U S Consumer Product Safety Commission invites individuals and groups to draft safety specifications for public playground equipment. These may form the basis of a federal regulation under the Federal Hazardous Substances Act, in response to 53 000 injuries in 1973. Hazards include unshielded projections sharp points edges pinch points rough surfaces openings and fall risks onto hard surfaces. Proposals are due April 7 to the Office of the Secretary CPSC 1750 K Street Washington DC 20207. Colombia to refuse Davis Cup matches with South Africa over apartheid policy.
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Bears great Gale Sayers among 14 inducted into Black Hall of Fame
In Las Vegas UPI reports Chicago Bears running back Gale Sayers joined 13 others in the Black Hall of Fame induction. Also honored were soccer star Pete, basketball great Elgin Baylor, Roy Campanella, and Roberto Clemente posthumously. Charlie Mays, a former track star and Mexico City 1958 Olympian, conceived the hall.
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Real estate Melzer advice and a house deed mystery
A reader asks whether to remodel or buy a larger home, with expert guidance on classification by value and neighborhood trends. A separate letter recounts a 24 year deed mix up and steps to obtain a corrected deed.
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